BSF
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Hi Guys,

I have the following problem:

After having replaced my old grafics card (Radeon 9800 Pro) by a new one (XFX 6800 XT) I can`t
watch movies anymore (avi`s, mpeg`s). When a try to launch a movie via Media Player or VLC or
whatever my whole sytems starts to lag extremely so I even can`t get the taskmanager.
Desktop icons disappear and reappear veeeery slowly, so at the end I have to reboot my machine.
Nevertheless all my games (BF2, GT Legends e.g.) run very good with the new card, no probs at all.
Btw, I uninstalled the ATI driver before installing the new card, afterwards I installed the latest forceware driver.
I am about the reinstall the whole system but maybe some of you have any good ideas before doing so.
Thx in advance

My Specs:

AMD 3000+
1 Gig Ram
XFX 6800 XT (AGP)
S-ATA Western Digital Raptor

OS : WinXP Pro SP1
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Banned
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why are you still using SP1? illegal windows xp?
BSF
Member
+1|7208
Yes.

Besides that I never had any problems with my whole config but I had with SP2.
Reasonable question but I don`t really think this could be the problem, do you?
Twist
Too old to be doing this sh*t
+103|6986|Little blue planet, milky way
Problem is that you probably never UNINSTALLED your old driver before applying the new GPU... I doubt you can remove all of the little tricky parts once you've overwritten half of it with a new driver.... You might want to think about reinstalling windows.

PS: It would probably give you a LOT more replies if you would have chosen a more... Informative... Subject. Generally, when posting in the "help" section of a forum, people expect that you need help. A more descriptive subject would make it easier for people with specific skills to help you much faster, as most people only scan the boards, and do not read every post.

Last edited by Twist (2006-09-16 09:46:50)

BSF
Member
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Twist wrote:

Problem is that you probably never UNINSTALLED your old driver before applying the new GPU... I doubt you can remove all of the little tricky parts once you've overwritten half of it with a new driver.... You might want to think about reinstalling windows.

I guess you`re right..so I will.

PS: It would probably give you a LOT more replies if you would have chosen a more... Informative... Subject. Generally, when posting in the "help" section of a forum, people expect that you need help. A more descriptive subject would make it easier for people with specific skills to help you much faster, as most people only scan the boards, and do not read every post.
Ok, I will keep that in mind next time..thx!

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