Re: Video card

> GD>Does the same when I switched it.  The problem occurred to me, but to no
>   >avail.  Could it be a bad MB or bad CPU?
> Could be, but unlikely.  A test you can do on the CPU is to shut of the
> cache; there should be key combination to do it.  An unusual problem,
> but it does crop up; usually when running 32 bit code though.

That's in BIOS right?

> GD>> Also try getting newer drivers for your card.  It might be conflicting w
>   >> the new BIOS and not the VESA slots.
> Definitely, most likely problem is the driver, second is the BIOS.
> Might check for an update of your motherboard BIOS too if you worried.

I bought a whole NEW MB with a '94 AmiBIOS, so I don't think it's the BIOS.
I ftp'ed them & the drivers look the same as the ones on the disks that I have
the '92 versions, so looks like I can't do anything but call them LD...

> GD>Got the number to Diamond?  Got me a Speedstar 24X...  pretty fast & kewl
> Diamond is very good about upgrades.
> Their aggressive stance on performance means they are constantly
> tinkering with the drivers, which means bugs come up now and then.
> Fortunately they keep at in until they get it right, and they continue
> to support their older products.

Thanx for all the info...  whoops!  not a 24X, just a 24.
L8r!  GD