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| Thread ID: 10320 | 2001-07-16 10:57:00 | network card drivers and an Asus g force 2 | Guest (0) | Press F1 |
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| 15623 | 2001-07-16 10:57:00 | im looking for someone who has drivers for the d-link DE-220CT network card. i had a look on their site but dont like the ones they have. the network cards i got were from a school that got a network overhaul so i woder if any other schools used tese network cards. Also i have an asus v7100 g force 2 mx 200 is there a way to manually set the refresh rate on this? every time i change the resolution it uses a refresh rate that is not suitable for my monitor.(acerview 34tl) and it keeps oing this and its annoying when i play games any help appreciated |
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| 15624 | 2001-07-16 12:25:00 | whats wrong with the network card drivers?? to set refresh rate go to display properties/settings/advanced/adapter/refreshrate. note the refresh rates given to chose from are determined from your screens drivers. what games are you having trouble with?? |
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| 15625 | 2001-07-16 23:10:00 | hi Tony, Uninstall the crappy ASUS drivers and support app, as this obnoxious program ignores your monitor type and forces you to enter each refresh rate manually. The Nvidia Detonator drivers are much more friendly, and can be downloaded at www.nvidia.com |
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| 15626 | 2001-07-17 00:26:00 | uninstalling the asus drivers kinda defeats the whole point of bying an asus video card;-) | Guest (0) | ||
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