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via/s3g UniChrome IGP

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When launching VideoWave, I get error message: Your video card diagnosis failed. Application cannot run.

 

The card is a 32-bit, 1024 x 1024 card and meets minimum system requirements, VIA/S3G UniChrome IGP. It should work.. So what's up?

 

You have an onboard video chip. It does NOT meet the minimum requirements. You need to get a dedicated video card.

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OK in stages

 

Turn off the onboard graphics from the BIOS screen (if your BIOS will allow you - some are automatic, some aren't)

 

Did you install the latest drivers from the card makers?

 

Usually when you buy a new video card, it could have been wandering round between the factory and the shop counter for a while and the drivers are never really up to date. Uninstall the drivers that came with it (basically, roll back to that horrible looking 16 colour setting) and then install the new ones that you downloaded.

 

Then, update DirectX from MS to the latest version (9.0c, Dec release)

 

Let us know what happens

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Excellent advice. The Diamond Stealth S85 with Radeon 9250 128 MB DDR is working and so it VideoWave. The drivers that came with the card would not load. However the downloaded driver seems to be functioning perfectly.

 

Anyone else with this problem might want to try this.

 

The PNY card seems to have gone south - doesn't output any signal at all.

 

Thanks bunches.

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S3 chipsets are always onboard - presuming it isn't a laptop you need a good dedicated graphics card

 

If it's a laptop with S3, I'm afraid you're stuck (my laptop is the same and I kinow it won't work on that)

 

 

I installed a PNY nvidia geforce FX5200 with 500 KB SRAM

 

didn't work

 

I also installed a Diamond Stealth s85 with RADEON 9250

 

didn't work

 

With both cards I still get the same error. I am pretty sure that these new boards should meet the standard.

 

So, now, what's up?

 

 

S3 chipsets are always onboard - presuming it isn't a laptop you need a good dedicated graphics card

 

If it's a laptop with S3, I'm afraid you're stuck (my laptop is the same and I kinow it won't work on that)

 

 

I installed a PNY nvidia geforce FX5200 with 500 KB SRAM

 

didn't work

 

I also installed a Diamond Stealth s85 with RADEON 9250

 

didn't work

 

With both cards I still get the same error. I am pretty sure that these new boards should meet the standard.

 

So, now, what's up?

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