e-GeForce FX 5200 128MB

[girardet]

A week ago, I finally bought a PowerSpec® 9340 3Ghz, with 1Gb ram. The graphic card is a e-GeForce FX 5200 128MB DDR. Each time I turn the anti-aliasing on, the instrument panel disapears. It comes back when I turn the anti-aliasing off. Any idea on how to fix that? I hope I am not asking something that has been asked a hundred times already. Thanks

Chris

[chasw]

Yes, ver nearly a hundred times before. Try the search function for `black panel` and `drivers`. You'll find it.

Chas

[troncom]

What are your system specs? We may be able to help you if we knew your system specs.

Have you installed the latest drivers? Sounds like a driver issue to me.

Michael

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Motherboard: ASUS P4B533 w/ Intel 845E Chipset
Processor: Intel P4 2.4GHZ
Memory: 512MB DDR333 PC2700
Video: PNY Nvidia GForce FX - 5200 128mb DDR AGP
Drives: Western Family IDE 60gigs 7200 rpm (primary)
Drives: Western Family IDE 30gigs 7200 rpm (slave)
Sound: Creative Sound Blaster PCI 128 Legacy
OS: WinXP

[girardet]

thanks for the lead. I did it and now it works. Tought that as the compoouter was new, that the drivers would be up to date too. Just shows how little I know... thanks again, now its candy for the eyes

[Kingair315]

Believe most who produce computers, have all programs, drivers, etc on a drive. Then, they back this up to the new drive going into the computer, and install it. Thus, if their backup drive was set up six months ago, you get drivers that are six months old. Know at least one does this, as they are local, and had to bring in my drive as it was corrupted. They hooked it to their main system, and reinstalled the software and drivers with a mirror image backup.


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