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<div>For no apparent reason the audio icon on my machine now has a red X on it and when I checked in the Device Manager it appears RealTek audio is gone completely... I re-downloaded the driver via the Dell website and to no avail it is still not appearing. In device manager the only sound option is NVIDIA Virtual Audio Device with RealTek nowhere to be found. Troubleshooting also couldn't identify the problem. If anyone could help me it would be greatly appreciated.</div><div></div><div></div><div>I now see that Coffee lake is included in this list, i ve been mistaken. Still, I install this driver and it's not running correctly. I have a pixelated image on my desktop and every now and then one on my screens is flickering. (I have to mention that i am using 2 monitors). I use the pc mainly for browsing online streams (about 10 tabs with 1080p running) and also have LiteManager open to surveil some employees.</div><div></div><div></div><div></div><div></div><div></div><div>download driver usb lan no 9700</div><div></div><div>DOWNLOAD: https://t.co/eLYV4WVCWv </div><div></div><div></div><div>This post got a little lengthy so i went back and added this line here with the hope that someone can help me: i'm looking for advice/download links to legacy Catalyst drivers for XP that run well w/ X850, X1x00, X2x00 cards. I know some had AGP "hotfix" versions since all of these cards are (or at least had) PCI-e bridge versions. I have Catalyst 10.2 and 12.x with the hotfix but i heard there is an 8.x that is supposedly best for X850? i just can't find it. Any insight or help is appreciated. Now, onto my ramblings:</div><div></div><div></div><div>1] 9700PRO and 9800PRO - in 3Dmark03 and '01SE, the difference in cards is around 10%. This is good to know as 9800PRO cards are drying up and are usually significantly costlier than 9700PRO. I dont have 9700/9800 cards to test but i wonder how they compare to their PRO counterparts. there are a *lot* of 9700 (non-pro) on ebay as a lot of sellers have a hard time distinguishing the difference. </div><div></div><div>I ran these w/ Catalyst 4.3</div><div></div><div></div><div>2] X850XT - the card i tested yesterday. I initially ran this with 7.11 drivers as i read that later drivers break support for early openGL games like KOTOR1/2 (i read this here on vogons in the driver library). However i was very surprised to see that it performed *worse* or the same as the 9800PRO in 3DMark03. This was shocking to me as i had the PCI-e version of this card back in the day and i remember it kicking ass. So i re-ran the benchmarks with Catalyst 10.2 and my results were 2x-3x better than under 7.11. This actually is what sparked me posting this thread in the first place.</div><div></div><div></div><div>3] X1650 Pro - One of the first cards i benchmarked and I used Catalyst 7.11. The results looking back now are abysmal compared to X850 XT (10.2) but better than X850 XT (7.11). I will have to rerun every test with Catalyst 10.2 tonight and see how they do. EDIT: i tested with drivers 9.1, 10.2 and 12.3, all results are basically the same. this card really is much weaker than the X850XT (the 850 is almost twice as fast!!!)</div><div></div><div></div><div>4] 2600XT - i did not notice a difference in performance in 3dMark03 noAA test between Catalyst 7.11 and 12.3 Hotfix, but I will go back and run the tests again at higher AA, for science. This card performed 2x better than X1650Pro (7.11) in noAA and about 1.5x better with 2xAA. Compared to X850XT (10.2) this card is within 10% so i definitely need to re-run the tests with updated drivers. I heard this was a bad line of cards for ATI...</div><div></div><div></div><div>5] HD4670 - Catalyst 12.3 Hotfix, comparable to X850XT (10.2) at 4xAA, and to 2600XT (7.11) at noAA and about 20% faster in 4xAA. I know this is a beast of a card so I'm guessing i hit the CPU bottleneck here. Still though it seems 7.11 drivers for the cards above stink and i should redo all the tests with 10.2 or 12.3HF.</div><div></div><div></div><div>The most important point :</div><div></div><div>Make sure Fast Write and Side Band Adressing are [ENABLED] for AGP cards before testing (sometimes they may not be enabled in driver settings, regardless of BIOS settings).</div><div></div><div></div><div></div><div></div><div></div><div></div><div>thanks a lot for your input. I understand what you mean by forcing the card through inf, i've done that for a few driver versions, it's just annoying and the frequency at which i change cards/drivers i wish it would "just work". I found 9.1 as well as 9.12 Hotfix, would the 9.12HF be acceptable? I do have 6.2 but i read that it is recommended for Win98 and the only such driver that supports x850 (which is what i'm saving it for).</div><div></div><div></div><div>1] 9700PRO and 9800PRO - in 3Dmark03 and '01SE, the difference in cards is around 10%. This is good to know as 9800PRO cards are drying up and are usually significantly costlier than 9700PRO. I dont have 9700/9800 cards to test but i wonder how they compare to their PRO counterparts. there are a *lot* of 9700 (non-pro) on ebay as a lot of sellers have a hard time distinguishing the difference.</div><div></div><div></div><div>I have a 9800 and it's essentially 100% the same card as a 9700PRO performance wise. So close in fact that my 9800 is actually built with a 9700 PCB using an R360 core and 9800 BIOS. They are that similar.</div><div></div><div></div><div>btw, i did a lot more testing with the x1650 Pro last night with different drivers (7.11, 9.1, 10.2, 12.3) and they all yielded the exact same results (within 2-3% which i chalk up to natural variation in performance). I will edit my first post to reflect that the x850xt is just a much better card than the x1650pro, performing almost twice as well in most tests. you mentioned DDR2 in these cards are noticeably slower than DDR3, but i doubt it will cover such a spread.</div><div></div><div></div><div>CCC is working fine. OpenGL works. D3D doesn't initialize for anything but Unreal Gold, but it's not displaying right. The TnL stuff you would see isn't there. I am playing around with different driver versions now. 8.1 which I downloaded was not a hotfix driver evidently...</div><div></div><div></div><div>Also, if you like to play any Bioware OpenGL games you might want to run 7.11. 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