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Here's the deal - a few months back i recieved a free GeForce3 Ti200 card. Now on the card is says its an ASUS, but when i downloaded ASUS appz to monitor my vid card, it said it didnt find any asus card installed... so i wonder if there is some kind of an application that would help me determing exactly what card i have.
If it is for the drivers that you want to know what brand your vid card is i'd say download the drivers from nvidia's website.They are better than the drivers of most manufacturersQuote:
Originally posted by Shadowfire
Here's the deal - a few months back i recieved a free GeForce3 Ti200 card. Now on the card is says its an ASUS, but when i downloaded ASUS appz to monitor my vid card, it said it didnt find any asus card installed... so i wonder if there is some kind of an application that would help me determing exactly what card i have.
Naw, i don need the drivers - i am useing omega dets. I do want the Asus application working though, and cant figure out why it wont identify my vid card as an Asus even though it says on the card itself its an Asus.Quote:
Originally posted by yiotis
If it is for the drivers that you want to know what brand your vid card is i'd say download the drivers from nvidia's website.They are better than the drivers of most manufacturers
I don`t believe them programs that monitor the video cards health, work with all asus`s video cards, I tried to get one to work with mine and got the same message. They have to have onboard sensors for it to work.
meh :(Quote:
Originally posted by lonewolfroger
I don`t believe them programs that monitor the video cards health, work with all asus`s video cards, I tried to get one to work with mine and got the same message. They have to have onboard sensors for it to work.
and the winner is...
Your hardware is not supported in this version of the application. ;)