F*#k ATI, I'm thru

W

Wblane

I've had nothing but trouble w/my 9500 Pro on two different motherboards (a
KT133e and an Nforce2). My Abit NF7-S works slowly but correctly w/a GeForce
2/GTS as does a POS Savage4 Pro.. I can't enable DirectX AGP Texture
Acceleration w/the 9500 Pro on my Abit. Smartgart is a complete ****-up on the
Abit because it won't enable AGP Reads/Writes, 8x AGP or Fastwrites. **** you
ATI, I'm never buying your crap again.
-Bill (remove "botizer" to reply via email)
 
W

We Live For The One We Die For The One

I love my 9600 Pro HE HE.

Never had a prob with a Vid card.

Nothing i could not fix myself.

Whats the problem ?, explain how does this make your games and apps
work bad ?
 
T

TMack

Wblane said:
I've had nothing but trouble w/my 9500 Pro on two different motherboards (a
KT133e and an Nforce2). My Abit NF7-S works slowly but correctly w/a GeForce
2/GTS as does a POS Savage4 Pro.. I can't enable DirectX AGP Texture
Acceleration w/the 9500 Pro on my Abit. Smartgart is a complete ****-up on the
Abit because it won't enable AGP Reads/Writes, 8x AGP or Fastwrites. **** you
ATI, I'm never buying your crap again.
-Bill (remove "botizer" to reply via email)

This sounds like a problem that is due to the well known ID10T bug

Tony
 
C

Cobblers!

I've had nothing but trouble w/my 9500 Pro on two different motherboards (a
KT133e and an Nforce2). My Abit NF7-S works slowly but correctly w/a GeForce
2/GTS as does a POS Savage4 Pro.. I can't enable DirectX AGP Texture
Acceleration w/the 9500 Pro on my Abit. Smartgart is a complete ****-up on the
Abit because it won't enable AGP Reads/Writes, 8x AGP or Fastwrites. **** you
ATI, I'm never buying your crap again.
-Bill (remove "botizer" to reply via email)

What OS? I had some issues on my Win98SE install, a couple of games
didn't recognize I had a D3D card so wouldn't run, but on XP my
9800pro is pretty decent.
 
K

Kevin Miller

On Sat, 29 Nov 2003 21:25:17 +1100, We Live For The One We Die For The


Nice usenet name, Zathras...:)


Kevin Miller

"The avalanche has already started;
it is too late for the pebbles to vote."
 
J

JAD

You name specific MB and chipsets and ATI is to blame.....which of those pieces of hardware was out and functioning long before the
other?
 
K

Kevin Miller

LOL

Kevin Miller

"The avalanche has already started;
it is too late for the pebbles to vote."
 
W

Wblane

It's 98SE. The lack of AGP texture acceleration makes some games (Jedi Knight
Academy and Unreal II) unplayable. I'm also using DirectX9.0b. I was fine w/the
9500 Pro until I installed DirectX 9.0b and
the Catalyst "patch" for Call of Duty.

And to the ahole who said it was an idiot problem: ESAD. Both my GeForce 2/GTS
and Savage4 Pro work slowly but AGP texture acceleration is enabled. I've had
more problems w/this 9500 Pro than with my 3dFX Voodoo 3/2000,
Geforce 2/GTS and Savage4 Pro
combined.
What OS? I had some issues on my Win98SE install, a couple of games
didn't recognize I had a D3D card so wouldn't run, but on XP my
9800pro is pretty decent.


-Bill (remove "botizer" to reply via email)
 
D

Dark Avenger

It's 98SE. The lack of AGP texture acceleration makes some games (Jedi Knight
Academy and Unreal II) unplayable. I'm also using DirectX9.0b. I was fine w/the
9500 Pro until I installed DirectX 9.0b and
the Catalyst "patch" for Call of Duty.

And to the ahole who said it was an idiot problem: ESAD. Both my GeForce 2/GTS
and Savage4 Pro work slowly but AGP texture acceleration is enabled. I've had
more problems w/this 9500 Pro than with my 3dFX Voodoo 3/2000,
Geforce 2/GTS and Savage4 Pro
combined.



-Bill (remove "botizer" to reply via email)

You know you can always use your 3dfx voodoo 3 card..... if that
causes the least problems!

Really I don't see why you are complaining so much, some games just
are nvidia "optimized" and play worse on Ati hardware.

Like Neverwinternights... wich is definitly using Nvidia
optimalisations. But it plays nice on ATI cards to... just different!

And Jedi Knight.... well.. if they program their game crappy!
 

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