process for designing product drivers that can be ISV certified is expensive. However, the certification process does result in somewhat improved drivers for video cards in the same product families. In the past, these video cards performed well on the targeted...

improve a classic like the T series? The answer: a resounding Yes.. As these values show, the T40 has no problems handling 3D gaming applications. But an up-to-date driver and more video memory would give the device a considerable performance gain in this...

Divx ;-) - The Best MPEG-4 Codec Under Windows 98/2000. mpeg. It is a well-known fact that DVD/MPEG-2 video sequences take up a lot of disk space. This makes a distribution on CD-ROMs unsuitable. A small tool shows that there is a way to convert video data...

guest operating systems that do not have a standard AC'97 driver Time Synchronization Tool - allows guest operating systems to keep the same system time as the primary OS Video Driver - provides resolution and color modes above 640x480 and 16-colors ...

through MS Protected Audio Path (PAP) driver specifications. Without MS standard software interfaces, all hardware and software companies would have to have work with many different, proprietary driver interfaces. For video on XP, we have all worked with proprietary...

drivers from MSI CD, and set the desktop video screen to 1024x768 16 bit color. Display Properties - Settings menu says the video can be set to 1280x1024 and 32 bit True Color with the MSI video card, but the print on an 18" video monitor gets awfully small...

• -Assembling The System, Continued

CPUs seemed to favor the Dell dual-core processor over the Phenom’s quad-core. Perhaps there are video driver factors also contributing to the results as Supreme Commander may favor the GeForce drivers. The Warhammer Mark of Chaos benchmarks show us a very...

and solutions, from a guy serving in the Vista trenches.. From time to time, Vista gets wonky. In the past three months, for example, I’ve dealt with video driver problems, Internet Explorer crashes, flaky applications, printer driver issues, and various...

disassemble my PSU, take out the hard drive I added (13 GB I had around the house), CPU (2.6 GHz Northwood upgrade I added), or soundcard (SB Live 5.1) I put in, uninstall and reinstall video drivers (integrated video . . . yeah I was thinking the same thing...