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Old Jun 21, 2009, 06:44 PM   #1
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Vista on this PC?

Motherboard: Asrock Am2nf3-vsta (nforce3)
Processor: Athlon X2 4000+
Graphic card: X1950 pro AGP
RAM: 2x2gb ddr II

Is there any way to install agp drivers to ati card on vista?
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Old Jun 21, 2009, 07:29 PM   #2
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Re: Vista on this PC?

As far as I'm aware the last Vista drivers for that 1950 Pro AGP was Catalyst 9.3. I haven't tried it personally, but you could try the ones off AMDs site.

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Re: Vista on this PC?

But one time ago i installed vista , and couldnt install this card ...
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Old Jun 21, 2009, 07:57 PM   #4
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Re: Vista on this PC?

alot of times if you install drivers, higher than the supported ones, that happens.....

also since your card is an AGP card, you may need to find some of the AGP Hotfix drivers for your card
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Re: Vista on this PC?

The hotfixes are only for HD2000 and newer AGP cards, older ones work with the official Catalysts as far as I understand (and as far as my experience with my 9800Pro says).

I'm not sure if your problem wasn't related to the fact that Nvidia hadn't released any drivers for nForce 3 for Windows Vista (at least that's what their drivers download page says).
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Re: Vista on this PC?

im not sure but i think hotfix drivers were available for all AGP cards that were originally PCI-E but i dunno..... thats the only thing im thinking of right now.....
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Re: Vista on this PC?

I know that the AGP version is supported, but I can't remember how far back you'd have to go in order to get that. I know that Catalyst 7.1 works as those were the ones generally supplied on the CD that came with the card, and then later 8.5 or 8.11... can't remember which.

Re-reading the first post something just jumped out at me. I do remember there being an issue with nforce3 chipsets when trying to get the AGP version of some cards to work. Can't recall the details, but I'll see if I can find the article.

Edit: found it.

Edit 2: until the admins merge the two threads I'll just refer to the OTHER ONE as it's got a bit of relevant information that I found.
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Re: Vista on this PC?

Hi Rynio,

Justy letting you know that the X1950 support has been dropped from Catalyst 9.4 so you best bet is 9.3.

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