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Default 08-30-2001, 13:31 | posts: n/a

I've just purchased the Microstar Starforce 826 with GF2 MX400 <br>
chipset and 64 MB ram. I use the leaked nWida 12.90 drivers under<br>
Win 98SE.<br>
<br>
When I launch RivaTuner (RC4.1) or Coolbits I get weird clock-readings<br>
for both core and memory - RivaTuner reporting 200Mhz core and<br>
334Mhz memory (!!) clock; Coolbits reporting 175Mhz / O Mhz (!!).<br>
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I read at Tom's Hardware that MSI configured their card at 175Mhz<br>
core and 166Mhz memory (thus putting the core clock 25Mhz lower than<br>
other MX400 boards, which according to Tom should be rectified in <br>
retail versions).<br>
When looking at MSI support-site there is evidently a patch for <br>
MSI 3d Turbo to correctly read memory-clock, but now my questions:<br>
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Is there a way to make RivaTuner correctly read both core and memory?<br>
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What is the default values for this board in its retail version?<br>
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Anybody know something about this?<br>
Grateful for all help with this...<br>
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Christian
   
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Default 08-30-2001, 17:16 | posts: 10,312 | Location: Taganrog, Russia

Please read RivaTuner's FAQ:<br>
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Q: RivaTuner reports wrong clock frequencies on my MX400. It shows 200MHz/333MHz instead of 200MHz/166MHz. The Detonator control panel gives me the same result. How can I fix it? <br>
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A: It's another driver related bug and there is no way to fix it. If you don't want to wait for the fixed driver from NVIDIA, you can safely use RivaTuner to overclock your display adapter (just remember that it shows double memory clock frequency).<br>


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Default 08-31-2001, 14:14 | posts: n/a

Thxs for the heads up! <IMG SRC="smileys/redface.gif"> <br>
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Still wondering about the core-clock, though...<br>
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Btw, congrats on your marriage! <IMG SRC="smileys/biggrin.gif"> <br>
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Cheers<br>
Chris
   
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Default 09-01-2001, 11:37 | posts: 10,312 | Location: Taganrog, Russia

&gt; Still wondering about the core-clock, though...<br>
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All MX400 boards have 200Mz clocked core<br>
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&gt; Btw, congrats on your marriage! <br>
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Thnx, dude <IMG SRC="smileys/wink.gif"><br>


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