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Iv been out and brought a 9800pro last week and it basically doesn’t work, it was crashing out on games with the latest catalyst drivers so I took it back and got a cash refund, now this Saturday I saw another one and I had the money so I went and got it. With this one VPU recover kept kicking in and when I disabled it the whole pc froze. Messing around with the bios and settings for ages, at around 2pm I decided to turn it down to 4x AGP, hay presto it works fine, well not fine, stable. Does any one know if this is the graphics card itself or the motherboard? I have my suspicions that it is the motherboard a cheap PCchips M848A. What do you lot think?
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poopots wrote:
> Iv been out and brought
No, you didn't. You BOUGHT it.
I still fail to understand how people can confuse those words.
> Iv been out and brought
No, you didn't. You BOUGHT it.
I still fail to understand how people can confuse those words.
Yep, it's never worth trying to save cash by going for a cheapy motherboard - you pay for it sooner or later.
I agree with coin... I'd go for Abit if at all possible, but Gigabyte are perfectly good if they offer something closer to what your requirements are.
I agree with coin... I'd go for Abit if at all possible, but Gigabyte are perfectly good if they offer something closer to what your requirements are.
Gigabyte are very good from my experience.
Abit are probably better, but Gigabyte are quality nevertheless.
Abit are probably better, but Gigabyte are quality nevertheless.
Thats what i thought, what about the GIGABYTE 7VT600P-RZ ?
PC Chips are terrible so I would say the motherboard.
Iv been out and brought a 9800pro last week and it basically doesn’t work, it was crashing out on games with the latest catalyst drivers so I took it back and got a cash refund, now this Saturday I saw another one and I had the money so I went and got it. With this one VPU recover kept kicking in and when I disabled it the whole pc froze. Messing around with the bios and settings for ages, at around 2pm I decided to turn it down to 4x AGP, hay presto it works fine, well not fine, stable. Does any one know if this is the graphics card itself or the motherboard? I have my suspicions that it is the motherboard a cheap PCchips M848A. What do you lot think?
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