-=PCTechTalk=- Re: Installed Memory still Crashing with DAZ

Computer had a fit again this morning.  Would start up and 
shut down immediately.  Tech got it started but I showed 
him how the 3D shut down my computer and he said it's the 
power supply.  He took it home, tested it with another 
power supply and DAZ worked.

So a new power supply is being ordered on Monday and it 
should clear up my problems.

2.1.2 is not the graphics driver, it is the version of 
OpenGL my video card recognizes.  My Driver from NVidia is 
Forceware 175.19 which has a 16-May-08 date and Driver 
version is 6.14.11.7519.  175.19 is the latest driver for 
my NVidia FX5950 Ultra.

Direct X has also been updated to Version 9.0c-March 2009. 
When I downloaded the OpenGL Extensions Viewer 3.0, it 
said the Direct X was 2004 so it had to go through a lot 
of updates (LOL)

Am I learning more than I ever wanted to know after 
spending hours in forums trying to find a solution, you 
betcha (smile).  These dang things are supposed to work 
right from the get go and forever!!!!
Judith
http://www.agoodread.com
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Gman" <gman.pctt@xxxxxxxxx>
To: <pctechtalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Saturday, May 30, 2009 1:04 AM
Subject: -=PCTechTalk=- Re: Installed Memory still 
Crashing with DAZ


Judith,
    My gut is telling me to still blame the graphics 
drivers.  Do you still
have the link to the page where you found the new ones you 
just installed?
A version of 2.1.2 for a graphics driver isn't sitting 
well with me since I
know that the newer cards are using version numbers that 
are well into the
hundreds (i.e. something like v.184.2).

Peace,
Gman


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