On Sat, 10 Jan 2009 17:53:22 -0000, "t-bone" <t-> wrote:
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>"Mara" <> wrote in message
>news:.. .
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>> On Fri, 9 Jan 2009 11:07:07 -0600, "Richard" <> wrote:
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>>>My video works OK except when I adjust everything it just doesn't come out
>>>right. When I play Quake 4 the video plays but the game doesn't and the
>>>screen just turns white and Quake 4 does not respond and I just put in new
>>>RAM and reloaded Quake 4 after wiping it out. My sound doesn't work either
>>>and when I check it, it acts like it's working so maybe my motherboard is
>>>crap and I should build an AMD and shitcan this peace of **** Intel? Of
>>>course maybe I should buy another Video card for a backup because the
>>>video
>>>on my other computer won't push Quake. Then I should try getting another
>>>pair of speakers just to make sure, but I still think I need to build a
>>>Quad
>>>AMD? I posted this to get your opinion
>>
>> I have a couple of motherboards that originally had shared video/audio. I
>> find
>> they run *much* better with the onboards disabled or set to auto and
>> regular
>> (read: good) cards installed. As always, YMMV.
>>
>>>Richard
>>
>> --
>> Goodbye, Army, dear old Army of the Potomac. Tattered and torn,
>> you are crowned with the victor's laurels at last.
>> -- Elisha Hunt Rhodes, Col. 2nd R. I., July 15, 1865
>
>Like your sig, Mara.
Thanks. It's from his diary, and it's a difficult read - my eyes kept tearing up
for some reason.
--
Goodbye, Army, dear old Army of the Potomac. Tattered and torn,
you are crowned with the victor's laurels at last.
-- Elisha Hunt Rhodes, Col. 2nd R. I., July 15, 1865
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