I've used both an ATI TV WONDER ELITE and an ATI TV WONDER PRO in my ASUS
A8N-SLI Premium (always in PCI slot 3).
The only problem I found was that I couldn't lock the PCI bus at 33.33MHz
and set the external CPU Frequency at anything other than 200MHz. At a CPU
frequency of even 201MHz, starting the TV application would cause a complete
system lockup. Setting the PCI Clock Synchronization Mode to Auto solved
that problem.
I haven't had any other problems with either TV card with this motherboard.
"Dirk Pajonk" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> this board has got problems with tv cards. to low voltage on pci bus.
> with a skystar 2 pci sat dvb-s card the board is damaged totally i've
> read.
>
> "Homer J. Simpson" <(E-Mail Removed)> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
> news:rZzlf.62013$Gd6.5296@pd7tw3no...
>> "Giobibo" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>>>I have an A8N-SLI with the last bios (1013), cpu A64 3200+ Venice and a
>>>PCIe n6600 graphic card (no SLI).
>>>
>>> It works fine, besides a problem with a PCI Leadtek WinFast TV card:
>>> when I use it, I get creshes under WinXP Pro.
>>>
>>> Anyway I removed the PCI card and rebooted again, but the PC doesn't
>>> boot anymore: no post, no bios screen, no beeps.
>>> When I put the TVcard again in the original PCI slot (or in another PCI
>>> slot) then the PC boots again.
>>>
>>> What is the problem?
>>>
>>> PS: I never boot before the PC without the pci TV card.
>>>
>>> Thank you for replying.
>>> Gio
>>
>> What is your PCI Clock Synchronization Mode set to in your BIOS setup?
>> If it's currently set to 33.33MHz change it to Auto and then try using
>> the TV card again.
>>
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