ATI All in wonder 2006 editiion 256mb AGP

go to ati.com driver download make sure u inter agp and the right operating system type x86 or x64

Hello the driver can be downloaded here:

http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/windows/Legacy/Pages/radeonaiw_xp.aspx

Click to download the Option 1 - Full Software Suite.

You will need to reboot your windows system, when the install is done.

Good luck

Please provide waht system you're using, ie, Dell, HP, etc., with model number, what version of windows you are currently running and, Manufacturer(Sapphire, Vision tek) and model of your graphics card. It could be outdated drivers especially if your running Windows 7.

I have not been able to add any AGP card to my PC.
My PC is a cube PC so I have been trying to install a "low end" AGP video card without a separate power connector. My only really requires are DirectX 9.x support and a minimum of 128MB (and no power connector)

The card I am currently trying to install is a Gigabyte ATI Radeon 9600Pro with 256MB.

I have also tried a ATI Radeon 9550 with 256MB and a Nvidia card

I have done all of the usual things, such as disabling onboard graphics, removing old video drivers, verified latest chipset drivers are installed, I reviewed the graphic adapter and don't see any conflicts etc.

I wonder if any of the cards I am trying to install will work with my AGP slot.
The manual for this Gigabyte card states "AGP 3.0 Slot or greater is required"
Unfortunately, this requirement wasn't on the Gigabyte or NewEgg web sites or the back of the box. Only in the install manual.

My Motherboard manual states "AGP 1.5v Card is required".

I got great AGP information from www.playtool.com. I used some of the tools suggested there such as Sandra Lite and other tools to try to determine what version my AGP Slot is. These tools don't seem to clearly state what

My PC is a Small Form Factor PC with 220W Power Supply.
It has integrated Intel Extreme Graphics
gBox P4 Blue CF-986L
Motherboard is a CFI-968L with last bios released (1.04)
www.american-media.com
Pentium 4 3.06Ghz
1G RAM
80G HD
Chipset is Intel 845GE
Intel Extreme Graphics
Windows XP Home

This is a awesome PC and I really would like to extend the life of it my adding any AGP card that supports DirectX 9.x


Read more: Adding ATI Radeon 9600Pro - AGP Slot Issue? - Tech Support Forum http://www.techsupportforum.com/forums/f24/adding-ati-radeon-9600pro-agp-slot-issue-128485.html#ixzz1FKivifx5

My only recommendation is to re-install the latest ATI Multimedia Center.

try to uninstall and installe the driver of your ATI card
or download the latest driver of you r video card
http://www.nodevice.com/driver/Radeon_X1300/get44285.html

Hello there. The Radeon 9700 Pro was a high end graphics card in its time. Today the latest Radeon cards are 3870X2, 3870 and 3850 models. The 3850, while mid-high end range, would be a substantial upgrade from the Radeon 9700 Pro.

If you are planning to upgrade your system, make sure you choose the correct type of card (AGP/PCI-E) and that your current system has a good enough power supply to power a new upgrade.

Hope this helps.

Well... Click on your volume icon located it on the right lower corner on desktop screen, a window will appear. Follow these steps now
Click on> options > properties >recording > and check "Aux". Set it's level to normal while recording. Hope it works. Thanks

Plz Explain it clearly, So i may handle the problem

hmm..memory allocation issue? how much you got on board that machine?