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Disable on-board video card???

4 posts by 4 people · 22 Nov 1998 - 23 Nov 1998

I wasn't sure which group to ask, so I figured if anyone knew it would be a gamer. OK, I was finally able to install my STB Velocity 4400 TNT. The only problem is that the system is still using the Rage II+ that is on the motherboard. I understand that I am supposed to disable it, but how? Simply removing it in the system, device manager doesn't work. Do I have to physically disconnect something on the motherboard? I didn't have to do this when I installed a Rage Pro Turbo. When I hook up the monitor cable to the TNT, I get a message that says my system has initialized this card, but I must adjust the display settings. I have to put the cable back on the standard VGA jack. The only thing is I change the settings, because as soon as I click on the settings tab, the system freezes, and I must restart. I guess this is due to some kind of conflict. Please help as STB tech support is closed until Mon. F1RS, NFSIII and Viper Racing are just dying to be played with "all the goodies"! -- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Remove "spam-jammer" to reply Peace, love and Monkeemobiles, Galley
Eric Busch 22 Nov 1998#435911
Check your BIOS for s setting to disable it or there might be a jumper on the motherboard. - Eric
David Karr 22 Nov 1998#435912
I imagine there's probably an option to disable it in your bios. Hit delete (or F1, or whatever) when you get a boot screen and go into your bios. Look for something like "Integrated peripherals" and you'll probably see an option to disable the built-in video "card." Failing that, look at yor motherboard manual--the maybe be a jumper you have to switch. >I wasn't sure which group to ask, so I figured if anyone knew it would be a >gamer. >OK, I was finally able to install my STB Velocity 4400 TNT. The only >problem is that the system is still using the Rage II+ that is on the >motherboard. I understand that I am supposed to disable it, but how? >Simply removing it in the system, device manager doesn't work. Do I have to >physically disconnect something on the motherboard? I didn't have to do >this when I installed a Rage Pro Turbo. >When I hook up the monitor cable to the TNT, I get a message that says my >system has initialized this card, but I must adjust the display settings. I >have to put the cable back on the standard VGA jack. The only thing is I >change the settings, because as soon as I click on the settings tab, the >system freezes, and I must restart. I guess this is due to some kind of >conflict. >Please help as STB tech support is closed until Mon. F1RS, NFSIII and Viper
Quoted text (8 lines)>Racing are just dying to be played with "all the goodies"! >-- >~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > Remove "spam-jammer" to reply > Peace, love and Monkeemobiles, > Galley
Flyin 23 Nov 1998#436156
Hi, Im not positive this will work but you can try the 3D control center. A very small utility which lets you choose which one of your video cards to use. If you want I can e-mail it to you I believe its only 40kb. Cya, Mike

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