Probleme mit 3D Mark 2001 und ATI 9800Pro

[Micron]

Hallo, ich hab das Problem das ich meine Ergebnisse nicht hochladen kann :( Hier mal ein Screenshot vielleicht könnt ihr mir ja helfen.

http://people.freenet.de/05121984/Problem.JPG

Könnt ihr mir helfen?

[Hagbard]

Den Thread kenn ich doch irgendwoher... atinews.de?! Für mich liegts daran, dass du zu viele Scores hochgeladen hast. Lösch mal alle bis auf zwei oder drei.


cya
hag

[BlackArchon]

Was kommt denn, wenn du auf den Link 'More Information...' klickst?

[Micron]

also an zu vielen Links kanns nicht liegen habe schon fast alle gelöscht.

Bei more Infirmatonen kommen erklärungen aber mein englisch ist zu schlecht.

[BlackArchon]

Dann poste sie hier rein. Vielleicht steht da ja etwas zur Problemlösung.

[Micron]

Original geschrieben von BlackArchon
Dann poste sie hier rein. Vielleicht steht da ja etwas zur Problemlösung.

Würd ich machen aber Server scheint down zu sein

Edit: das steht da :



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The publish checkbox is not visible in Project Manager / Project Details, why?
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Whenever I publish a project, my original published project disappears!
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Dynamic Compare URLs are handy if you for example like to include a Compare URL in your forum signature or other similar place. If you update your system often, you do not have to worry about changing the URL in your signature. Just updating the Dynamic Compare URL

[Black-Scorpion]

Das liegt wohl eher an deinem Sys und nicht an 3DMark.
"Generic VGA" können die in ihrer Datenbank wohl nicht gebrauchen.

[Micron]

Original geschrieben von Anonym_001
Das liegt wohl eher an deinem Sys und nicht an 3DMark.
"Generic VGA" können die in ihrer Datenbank wohl nicht gebrauchen.

Ich glaub auch das es daran liegt, aber "Generic VGA" steht immer da, keine Ahnung wieso. Wie kann ich das ändern? Hilf da ein Bios flash?

[Black-Scorpion]

3DMark liest die Daten doch aus der Registry.
Was steht im Geräte Manager als GK?
Versuch es mal mit dem Cat.

[Micron]

Original geschrieben von Anonym_001
3DMark liest die Daten doch aus der Registry.
Was steht im Geräte Manager als GK?
Versuch es mal mit dem Cat.

Also in der Systemsteuerung steht 9800 Series, hab aber auch schon in 9800 Pro geändert. Habs mit dem Cat auch schon versucht, wo in der Rigistry steht das?

[Hagbard]

Man kann dir Registrierung auch über "bearbeiten" -> "suchen" durchsuchen... natürlich kannst du auch jeden Schlüssel einzeln öffnen. Wie du magst :-)


cya
hag

[Micron]

Original geschrieben von Hagbard
Man kann dir Registrierung auch über "bearbeiten" -> "suchen" durchsuchen... natürlich kannst du auch jeden Schlüssel einzeln öffnen. Wie du magst :-)


cya
hag

Und was muss ich da eingeben? Ich mein nach was muss ich suchen?

[Hagbard]

In dem Fall würd ich halt na "Generic VGA" suchen, aber das in der Reg zu ändern wird nicht viel nützen. Ich tippe drauf, dass irgendwo im Sys noch n treiberrest klebt.
Versuchs mit Driverclean.


cya
hag

[Micron]

Original geschrieben von Hagbard
In dem Fall würd ich halt na "Generic VGA" suchen, aber das in der Reg zu ändern wird nicht viel nützen. Ich tippe drauf, dass irgendwo im Sys noch n treiberrest klebt.
Versuchs mit Driverclean.


cya
hag

Hatte in dem System seit der letzten neu instalation nur ATI Karten drin (9500,9700 und jetzt die 9800SE)