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Voodoo5 memory issues.... reporting not 64mb?
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windows server 2003尝鲜
... Start/Run/Dxdiag, Lower Hardware Acceleration (Display/Settings/Advanced/ Troubleshoot/Hardware Acceleration). Check System Info for problematic issues: Start/Run/Msinfo32/Hardware Resources and Components/Problem Devices and Software Environment/Windows Error Reporting. Also, depending on how much memory you

WIN2003SERV
禁用错误报告右键点击“我的电脑”（My Computer）－－属性（Properties）－－ 高级（Advanced）－－点击“错误报告”（Error Reporting ）按钮， 在出现的窗口中把“禁用错误 开始→运行→regedit启动注册表编辑 器，HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\Memory Management\PrefetchParameters， 有一个键值

DirectX Diagnostics reporting sound card "Emulated"
The system is rock stable and running like a champ, however.... it only has one memory slot in it, and when I put a 64 meg stick in it comes up as 48 megs The lower readings are reported both by Aida32, and win98's system information routine, and dxdiag so the mobo is reporting it wrong to all of the softwares.

128 mb card reported as 127mb in directx
I think reporting this to nvdia is advised. A general question on this: If the Texture memory reported to a DirectX app is greater than the AGP aperture size (or the aperture plus whatever part of the on-board memory on the graphics card isn't otherwise in use), that would cause significant performance slowdown if

Windows2003技巧集锦
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Windows XP Pro Programs Locking Up
Nope, after starting up Auto Assault in XP, and entering the first landscape I am unable to move my vehicle, the app crashes and throws me into an error reporting web form with the text below. I also ran a DxDiag and when I examine it I see several of the DLLs are marked *debug* -- debug code in production drivers?

关于win2003中文企业版的优化
paeddy patrick_amm...@hotmail.com microsoft public windowsxp games Hi What is DXDIAG reporting regarding the video memory? Mine reported 16MB instead of 128MB which caused the game to fail. Patrick -----Original Message----- Cannot start the game--error message general protection fault. I carefully followed the

1.05 drivers seem to reduce the memory size to 14.5
Hey guys, What does the "DirectDraw Acceleration" option in DXDiag actually do when turned off? Users are reporting that our game runs almost 100% better when Are you doing anything that means the CPU is reading surfaces from video memory? Reading from video memory is much much slower than system memory,

I got a problem with GTA3 under WinXP!
Richard richarddeNOriS...@my-deja.com.invalid 3dfx products voodoo3 Well, for one thing I think DXDiag is reporting free memory, so perhaps there is somehow less free memory with the newer drivers. Sure wish this wasn't the case, because it seems to cause some games to limit the maximum resolution they will allow.

Direct3D is no longer initializing after updating to DirectX 9.0c ...
Thanks, Jimmy Here's my system info: Time of this report: 1/27/2003, 13:51:58 Machine name: COMP1 Operating System: Windows Me (4.90, Build 3000) Language: English (Regional Setting: English) System Manufacturer: n/a System Model: n/a BIOS: Award Processor: Intel Celeron, ~800MHz Memory: 254MB RAM Page File: 156MB

Do I have a memory problem or what?
... i have checked via the display trouble shooter and thats upto full and then via DXDIAG and both Direct Draw and Direct 3D and AGP are all enabled the 2nd game is Tiger Woods 2003 , when i try to load the game i get the error message " DirectX is reporting there is not enough video memory to run this application

DirectX not reporting correct amount of GeForce RAM
Bob Violence bobviole...@ev1.net alt comp periphs videocards ati I posted on this just last week ... my 8500LE 128 mb was reporting 96 mb w/dxdiag under XP pro. I noticed my AGP memory was set at 128 mb in BIOS (probably a bit high, as I only have 256 on the motherboard) ... I bumped it down to 64, and dxdiag now

Alone in the Dark
Pac pf...@op.tusnet.com.au alt comp periphs videocards nvidia DXM.. it seems very stable on my SMP system Lasse.. u sure thats not dxdiag reporting yr 32mb vidcard ram? Everything seems fine, just proper AGP support is missing (dxdiag only reports 32Mb total AGP memory) Coolbits tweak works also.

Regarding Device Video Memory
DxDiag is reporting "Enabled" on everything. Even the nVIDIA GeForce3 card is reporting 2048MB of VRAM when the card actually has 64MB. at step 8 (Creating 3D Device): HRESULT = 0x8007000e (Out of memory) I suspect the "Out of memory" error is a result of the incorrect VRAM assessment from the DxDiag tool.

can anybody help
Jimmy S. Private microsoft public windowsxp games Hi Frank, Look for the installed version information when you click START / Run / and type: dxdiag Here's I get the message that Direct X is reporting that the video card doesn't have enough memory. This cannot be as I have the ATI 9800XT with 256MB(also just

DirectX trouble!!!!!!!
Carl Frisk c.fr...@REMOVE.verizon.net alt games microsoft flight-sim dxdiag is reporting 1024MB for me. Which is correct. -- ...Carl Frisk Anger is a brief madness. There are memory testers available on the web. You might look for one and test your memory. 510 means bad RAM or mismatched RAM.

regclean - how reliable?
Mark "Tony Sperling" wrote: Back again - I checked that site, the program will only check for up to 4gig's of memory, but swapping the sticks in their dxdiag.exe. Any other h/w speicifc errors by trying to provoke them eg network copy some large files repeatedly, many many small files repeatedly... check copu

A 1 GB Swap File....! Is it worth..?
Try Start > Run "msconfig" without the quotes and on the Advanced button make sure the "Limit memory to MB" box is unchecked. After posting my problem here, I remembered that System information is also reported in DXDIAG. I accessed DXDIAG only to find that I get an error message stating the system information

memory reporting
I noticed during all this that the vcore is not right, AT ALL, from the reporting programs in XP, Asus Probe, Sandra, etc... from what I set it to in the BIOS. So is my vcard actually not using that extra 64 megs of video memory or is it, and it being another program mistake/error?