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    I reinstall my WIN ME by WIN XP. Performance droppes a lot and I know why. It´s problem of drivers. Look, I used SISOFT SANDRA:

    WIN ME
    SiSoftware Sandra

    Video Adapter
    Model : Matrox Millennium G550 - English
    Total Memory : 93MB (32MB Video) (61MB AGP)
    Texture Memory : 93MB
    Supports DIME Texturing : Yes
    Hardware Revision : 001
    Driver 6.83


    WIN XP
    SiSoftware Sandra

    Video Adapter
    Model : Matrox Millennium G550 - English
    Chipset : Matrox G550
    RAMDAC : Integrated, 360 MHz
    Video BIOS : v1.4.014
    VGA Compatible : No
    Total Memory : 32MB (32MB Video) (43MB AGP)
    Texture Memory : 48MB
    Supports DIME Texturing : Yes
    Driver 5.91.008


    Can you explain it?

  • #2
    AGP aperture size? A joke? Serious, you won't have to worry about agp aperture size since it's far away of being important.

    On my machine I noticed a performance increase of <1% when going from 64 up to 256 mb.

    Apart from that, windows doesn't use textures, it uses just some megs of the video memory (about 4-16 mb at worst, calculate: vertical resxhorizontal resxcolour depth=size in bits).

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    • #3
      yea. I asked this question also. It has something to do with the GART in Windows XP/2000 vs. the one on Windows 9x. Can't do anything about it... only Matrox can. On my Radeon 8500 and GeForce FX 5200 they get 128MB of AGP memory allowcation tho.. lol...

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      • #4
        I would like to ask in Matrox forums but I havn´t got login there, so if you could...

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