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Riva TNT 2 32 Mb - FrostyTech.com Riva TNT 2 32 Mb
Thu Aug 31, 2000 | 2:37P| PermaLink
"I have just bought a new Riva TNT 2 32 Mb Absolute Multimedia Graphics Accelerator. Every time I try and run most games that use Direct3D or OpenGL the computer blue screens (some crash in PCIVMD.VXD or something). The card I have is a AGP 4x card and the crash refers to PCI. What is going wrong, this problem began appearing recently when I changed my ATI Xpert 98 with the Riva TNT 2 which I bought from Game I have previously had this problem also with Elsa Erazor. I have also tried to use MGSetup (3DFX emulator and that always crashs as well. And I have tried re-installing Windows to make sure that no ATI drivers have been left over. Why is it blue screening with all these 3D apps, the only apps I have managed to run are tr (N64 emu) and Tomb Raider 4 the last revelation and the OpenGL screen savers. Other games like Carmageddon and UltraHLE won't work at all am I better off taking this card back to Game and getting a Voodoo PCI 3 2000 or sticking with the nVidia."
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