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| FV24 / SV24 BIOS & Driver Update Guideline Table | ||||
| Bios Version | ||||
| Bundled CD | CD-203 | CD-236 | CD-254 | CD-272 |
Note : If Bios version FV24STV2 is used with CD Driver (CD-203) installed, when playing DVD will only have audio sounds but no display output from TV. FV24S015 Bios need to use in conjunction with bundled CD-203 only otherwise will experience no support for high resolution problem.
When I use TV card, video conference card or just playing VCD/DVD-ROM there's no video or cannot play at all
lease install to the latest VGA card driver followed by install
http://www.microsoft.com/directx/homeuser/downloads/default.asp
runtime file for your Windows OS.
Why this board does not do so well when overclocking and running 3D games very slow?
FV24's main target audience is home/work/entry users. It can run 3D game only with poor performance, but it still support D3D hardware acceleration.
When using TV-Out, the resolution is unclear or fuzzy on TV but regular CRT monitor is fine
The causes are lies in design and features differences between TV and CRT monitor.
1. In general, 17" CRT monitor with 0.27 mm dot pitch for crystal clear images, but TV is not the case. It has only horizontal line distance-to-distance.
2. CRT monitor supports high resolution & refresh rate. But on the other hand, TV has only low scan line.
3. CRT monitor and TVs' Video's amplify specification is different.
What is the maximum resolution for SV25 when TV-Out is in use?
The maximum is 800*600 and it is the specification of TV-Out chipset.
CPU Support List
| FSB | Multiplier | Processor |
|---|---|---|
| 100MHz | 7x | VIA Cyrix III 700 MHz |
| 133MHz | 4.5x | VIA Cyrix III 600 MHz |
| 100MHz | 6x | VIA Cyrix III 600 MHz |
| 100MHz | 5.5x | VIA Cyrix III 550 MHz |
| 133MHz | 4x | VIA Cyrix III 533 MHz |
| 100MHz | 5x | VIA Cyrix III 500 MHz |
| 133MHz | 7x | Intel Pentium III FC-PGA 933 MHz |
| 100MHz | 9x | Intel Pentium III FC-PGA 900 MHz |
| 133MHz | 6.5x | Intel Pentium III FC-PGA 866 MHz |
| 100MHz | 8.5x | Intel Pentium III FC-PGA 850 MHz |
| 133MHz | 6x | Intel Pentium III FC-PGA 800EB MHz |
| 100MHz | 8x | Intel Pentium III FC-PGA 800 MHz |
| 100MHz | 7.5x | Intel Pentium III FC-PGA 750 MHz |
| 133MHz | 5.5x | Intel Pentium III FC-PGA 733 MHz |
| 100MHz | 7x | Intel Pentium III FC-PGA 700 MHz |
| 133MHz | 5x | Intel Pentium III FC-PGA 667 MHz |
| 100MHz | 6.5x | Intel Pentium III FC-PGA 650 MHz |
| 133MHz | 4.5x | Intel Pentium III FC-PGA 600EB MHz |
| 100MHz | 6x | Intel Pentium III FC-PGA 600 MHz |
| 100MHz | 5.5x | Intel Pentium III FC-PGA 550 MHz |
| 133MHz | 4x | Intel Pentium III FC-PGA 533EB MHz |
| 100MHz | 5x | Intel Pentium III FC-PGA 500E MHz |
| 133MHz | 7.5x | Intel Pentium III FC-PGA 1.00 GHz |
| 66MHz | 8x | Intel Celeron PPGA 533 MHz |
| 66MHz | 7.5x | Intel Celeron PPGA 500 MHz |
| 66MHz | 7x | Intel Celeron PPGA 466 MHz |
| 66MHz | 6.5x | Intel Celeron PPGA 433 MHz |
| 66MHz | 6x | Intel Celeron PPGA 400 MHz |
| 66MHz | 5.5x | Intel Celeron PPGA 366 MHz |
| 66MHz | 5x | Intel Celeron PPGA 333 MHz |
| 66MHz | 4.5x | Intel Celeron PPGA 300A MHz |
| 100MHz | 10x | Intel Celeron FC-PGA 1.00 GHz |
| 100MHz | 9.5x | Intel Celeron FC-PGA 950 MHz |
| 100MHz | 9x | Intel Celeron FC-PGA 900 MHz |
| 100MHz | 8.5x | Intel Celeron FC-PGA 850 MHz |
| 100MHz | 8x | Intel Celeron FC-PGA 800 MHz |
| 66MHz | 11.5x | Intel Celeron FC-PGA 766 MHz |
| 66MHz | 11x | Intel Celeron FC-PGA 733 MHz |
| 66MHz | 10.5x | Intel Celeron FC-PGA 700 MHz |
| 66MHz | 10x | Intel Celeron FC-PGA 667 MHz |
| 66MHz | 9.5x | Intel Celeron FC-PGA 633 MHz |
| 66MHz | 9x | Intel Celeron FC-PGA 600 MHz |
| 66MHz | 8.5x | Intel Celeron FC-PGA 566 MHz |
| 66MHz | 8x | Intel Celeron FC-PGA 533A MHz |
| 100MHz | 11x | Intel Celeron FC-PGA 1.10 GHz |
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30.4.2008