• doveman
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Topic: [SLVD] Which packs do I need for these cards?

Hi

Sorry if this information is easy to find, but I've tried looking at the Driverpacks pages and the packs themselves and just get confused!

I only need drivers for Nvidia Geforce FX5200 (or FX5600, I can't quite recall and I don't have access to the machine at the moment),  Intel 82815 (Aida32 also shows "3D Accelerator:  Intel i752" but maybe that's part of the 815) and ATI Mobility M1 (3D Accelerator:   ATI Rage P/M Mobility).

So if someone could clarify which packs I need to cover those, I'd be very grateful.  If I can then edit those packs to remove all but the drivers I need (or at least remove several unneeded folders) that would help keep the size of my image down and be even better, so please confirm if that's possible.

Thanks

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Re: [SLVD] Which packs do I need for these cards?

DriverPack Graphics C is for legacy hardware.

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Re: [SLVD] Which packs do I need for these cards?

Thanks very much. I guess it should've been obvious that chips that old are legacy smile

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Re: [SLVD] Which packs do I need for these cards?

Do yourself a favor and remove the AIMM from the Vectra VL400 & find a compatible AGP 4x card.
Onboard video of that era would be cruel to saddle upon someone!  At least the FX5200 supports PS & VS 2.0.

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Re: [SLVD] Which packs do I need for these cards?

Heh, I was thinking the same myself earlier, although it's not too desperate as it's only being used as an RDP station to a Win7 PC anyway. Would be nice if it could run at the monitor's native res of 1440x900 though!

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Re: [SLVD] Which packs do I need for these cards?

Does that use RemoteFX?
1440x900 should work fine with the FX5x00 card, as long as either a digital cable is used, or a VGA cable that properly passes the EDID info.  You'd know if you plugged in the monitor/VGA cable into another machine with the AC cord unplugged from the monitor.  Windows should autodetect it's presence. (see EnTech's SoftMCCS)  If not, you might have a non-compliant cable or KVM switch.

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Re: [SLVD] Which packs do I need for these cards?

I wish! That's only available when connecting to a Server 2008 machine.

Yeah I'm sure the FX5x00 will run 1440x900 just fine but that's in another VL400 unfortunately. I'm sure I can pick up something similar easily enough though. I did find what I thought was an FX5x00 in my cupboard but it turned out to be a 4MB Riva 128 hiding in the wrong box and so was more of an downgrade from the IGP than an upgrade smile