Specs:
P4 2.4 GHZ
Asus P4P800 motherboard
Abit Siluro GF4 Ti4200 8xAGP video
512MB PC2700 ram
After putting this system together I installed a few of my regualr games and was shocked at the lousy FPS i was getting. For the heck of it i installed Sisoft Sandra2003 and did a performance test on it and a few worrisome things came up like that my AGP bus wasn't enabled and that the frequency was too low. So I started digging around.
1. My Nvidia driver states that the bus that the card is installed on is AGP(PCI mode).
2. Device manager states that its installed on PCI bus 1.
3. When i view devices by connection it shows that the vid card is installed on PCI Standard PCI-to-PCI bridge, and that its sharing IRQ 16 with a USB host controller.
Nowhere in my BIOs does it have a setting to switch from AGP 4x to 8x, as a matter of fact nowhere in the BIOS does it say anything about AGP except for boot options for AGP/PCI. I haven't seen this before every other PC has always stated AGP in drivers and installed on Standard AGP-to-PCI bridge. Does anyone know if these 3 things sound correct or if it sounds like i have a problem with my chipset? thanks in advance
P4 2.4 GHZ
Asus P4P800 motherboard
Abit Siluro GF4 Ti4200 8xAGP video
512MB PC2700 ram
After putting this system together I installed a few of my regualr games and was shocked at the lousy FPS i was getting. For the heck of it i installed Sisoft Sandra2003 and did a performance test on it and a few worrisome things came up like that my AGP bus wasn't enabled and that the frequency was too low. So I started digging around.
1. My Nvidia driver states that the bus that the card is installed on is AGP(PCI mode).
2. Device manager states that its installed on PCI bus 1.
3. When i view devices by connection it shows that the vid card is installed on PCI Standard PCI-to-PCI bridge, and that its sharing IRQ 16 with a USB host controller.
Nowhere in my BIOs does it have a setting to switch from AGP 4x to 8x, as a matter of fact nowhere in the BIOS does it say anything about AGP except for boot options for AGP/PCI. I haven't seen this before every other PC has always stated AGP in drivers and installed on Standard AGP-to-PCI bridge. Does anyone know if these 3 things sound correct or if it sounds like i have a problem with my chipset? thanks in advance