Hi, but for PCI slot 1 and AGP (and last PCI and MR), I don't know whether physical location is the key to IRQ sharing, I would rather look in the Bios config (OK in my case the two last PCI -i.e. physically next to each other- share an interrupt and share it with the USB to top it all) but sound usually takes IRQ 5 independently from its physical position... I still agree with you as to the probable cause of the problem. Cheers Lionel --- Marilyn Manson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > That definitely shouldn't be the clou. This sounds for me like a problem with the >IRQ sharing. > Most boards only have 4 IRQs for all PCI-Cards. And you said you use now slot 5 for >the G450. So > you seem to have 6 slots. The Interrupts are bound to slots so 2 or more slots have >to use the > same one. If card or driver don't support IRQ-sharing it won't work. So never use >PCI-Slots > which are located next to each other if possible. > Especially graphic cards don't support this because it slows down the whole >performance and > transfer rates they really need. > _______________________________________________ > Newbie mailing list > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > *** To unsubscribe , or change message options, see: > http://XFree86.Org/mailman/listinfo/newbie
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