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    Fix for PowerStrip/GX for Matrox G400 <<<<<


    Fix for PowerStrip/GX for Matrox G400 <<<<<

    Come over to my site and get the info. Sorry but I have to get you to visit somehow. heehe. Come on, I don't bit !!!

    plug: If you are not aware I'm also giving away free e-mail accounts (eg. NICKNAME@3dgameman.com)

    http://www.3dgameman.com

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    Regards,
    http://www.3dgameman.com
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    System:
    PIII 558 (PIII 450 with case open and extra fans), G400 Max, Abit BH6, 128MB (LGS PC100), 2 Network Cards (one is ISA and the other is PCI), SBLiveValue, 21" Viewsonic P815-3, 15" Samsung, 9G WD (ATA66 at 33!), 6G Quantum (ATA33), 7100i CD-RW, 32x CDR, 3G Tape Backup, 2 External Modems, WebCam, OptiPro Scanner, Win98SE

    Regards,
    http://www.3dgameman.com
    _________________
    System:
    PIII 558 (PIII 450 with case open and extra fans), G400 Max, Abit BH6, 128MB (LGS PC100), 2 Network Cards (one is ISA and the other is PCI), SBLiveValue, 21" Viewsonic P815-3, 15" Samsung, 9G WD (ATA66 at 33!), 6G Quantum (ATA33), 7100i CD-RW, 32x CDR, 3G Tape Backup, 2 External Modems, WebCam, OptiPro Scanner, Win98SE, for audio I have 2 amps powering 5 speakers (2 are infinity, 2 are JBL and I have a 12" O2 sub)
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  • #2
    *sigh*

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    • #3
      I have never seen anyone so desperate for hits. Geez.

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      • #4
        Pathetic.

        Open (or create) the perftune.ini file in Notepad, and add the following switch:

        [Options]
        MGA=1

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        • #5
          And kiss your Bios goodbye....

          Paul
          "Never interfere with the enemy when he is in the process of destroying himself"

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          • #6

            Well, it was only a matter of time before someone would post the solution. Thanks Ashley, for your copy-and-paste!!! heehe



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            Regards,
            http://www.3dgameman.com
            _______________
            System:
            PIII 558 (PIII 450 with case open and extra fans), G400 Max, Abit BH6, 128MB (LGS PC100), 2 Network Cards (one is ISA and the other is PCI), SBLiveValue, 21" Viewsonic P815-3, 15" Samsung, 9G WD (ATA66 at 33!), 6G Quantum (ATA33), 7100i CD-RW, 32x CDR, 3G Tape Backup, 2 External Modems, WebCam, OptiPro Scanner, Win98SE

            Regards,
            http://www.3dgameman.com
            _________________
            System:
            PIII 558 (PIII 450 with case open and extra fans), G400 Max, Abit BH6, 128MB (LGS PC100), 2 Network Cards (one is ISA and the other is PCI), SBLiveValue, 21" Viewsonic P815-3, 15" Samsung, 9G WD (ATA66 at 33!), 6G Quantum (ATA33), 7100i CD-RW, 32x CDR, 3G Tape Backup, 2 External Modems, WebCam, OptiPro Scanner, Win98SE, for audio I have 2 amps powering 5 speakers (2 are infinity, 2 are JBL and I have a 12" O2 sub)

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            • #7
              I doubt Ashley had to copy and paste anything.

              Ashley wrote Powerstrip.

              hehehehe.
              DOH!
              Core2 Duo E7500 2.93, Asus P5Q Pro Turbo, 4gig 1066 DDR2, 1gig Asus ENGTS250, SB X-Fi Gamer ,WD Caviar Black 1tb, Plextor PX-880SA, Dual Samsung 2494s

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              • #8

                I've been using the older version of Powerstrip GX for a week and my BIOS seems to be fine! What kind of prob's are there with it, aside from overclocking??



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                Regards,
                http://www.3dgameman.com
                _______________
                System:
                PIII 558 (PIII 450 with case open and extra fans), G400 Max, Abit BH6, 128MB (LGS PC100), 2 Network Cards (one is ISA and the other is PCI), SBLiveValue, 21" Viewsonic P815-3, 15" Samsung, 9G WD (ATA66 at 33!), 6G Quantum (ATA33), 7100i CD-RW, 32x CDR, 3G Tape Backup, 2 External Modems, WebCam, OptiPro Scanner, Win98SE

                Regards,
                http://www.3dgameman.com
                _________________
                System:
                PIII 558 (PIII 450 with case open and extra fans), G400 Max, Abit BH6, 128MB (LGS PC100), 2 Network Cards (one is ISA and the other is PCI), SBLiveValue, 21" Viewsonic P815-3, 15" Samsung, 9G WD (ATA66 at 33!), 6G Quantum (ATA33), 7100i CD-RW, 32x CDR, 3G Tape Backup, 2 External Modems, WebCam, OptiPro Scanner, Win98SE, for audio I have 2 amps powering 5 speakers (2 are infinity, 2 are JBL and I have a 12" O2 sub)

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                • #9
                  Earlier versions of PS and GX caused some pretty major problems a while back. They would eat bioses for lunch. Many got away unscathed, many (myself included) ended up with a trashed bios. This was reproduced by Matrox tech support.

                  As a result, most people have been staying away from PS/GX for overclocking, although I have heard the latest PS has addressed the earlier problems...

                  [This message has been edited by Kruzin (edited 09-07-1999).]
                  Core2 Duo E7500 2.93, Asus P5Q Pro Turbo, 4gig 1066 DDR2, 1gig Asus ENGTS250, SB X-Fi Gamer ,WD Caviar Black 1tb, Plextor PX-880SA, Dual Samsung 2494s

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