<div>
If my suggestion solved your problem, why a B grade?
</div>


If my suggestion solved your problem, why a B grade?

<div>
well i didn't solve it actually but it kind of delayed the time of hanging up. it still does, but i now know that it's caused by the built-in sound codec. Your advice still helped me, there's no doubt about it.
</div>


well i didn't solve it actually but it kind of delayed the time of hanging up. it still does, but i now know that it's caused by the built-in sound codec. Your advice still helped me, there's no doubt about it.

<div>
<div class="content wysiwyg-content">
This is really driving me crazy. I got an ECS motherboard on VIA K7VZA chipset (with<br />
integrated sound card), 256 SDRAM, AMD Athlon 1.2gHz, Daytona GeForce 2mx 32mb, Maxtor<br />
40GB ATA/100 HDD all of this running under Win'98se. And this is the case - when I run a<br />
game that requires Direct3d mode and in some cases OpenGL all goes smooth, but after a<br />
while i get a high pitched noise and it hangs up. The same happens when i sometimes try to<br />
play an mp3 file, and I have to play it first in KaZaA otherwise and error pops-up that<br />
this format can't be played. I thought it was due to the graphics card drivers so I<br />
updated them, no change.I think it's caused by the motherboard but maybe there is some<br />
kind of a patch to solve this problem, because I can't have a second of entertainment on<br />
my PC. Thanks in advance and sorry for my poor English.<br />
<br />

</div>
</div>


This is really driving me crazy. I got an ECS motherboard on VIA K7VZA chipset (with
integrated sound card), 256 SDRAM, AMD Athlon 1.2gHz, Daytona GeForce 2mx 32mb, Maxtor
40GB ATA/100 HDD all of this running under Win'98se. And this is the case - when I run a
game that requires Direct3d mode and in some cases OpenGL all goes smooth, but after a
while i get a high pitched noise and it hangs up. The same happens when i sometimes try to
play an mp3 file, and I have to play it first in KaZaA otherwise and error pops-up that
this format can't be played. I thought it was due to the graphics card drivers so I
updated them, no change.I think it's caused by the motherboard but maybe there is some
kind of a patch to solve this problem, because I can't have a second of entertainment on
my PC. Thanks in advance and sorry for my poor English.



Problem with graphics card/sound chipset

Components are those devices that are internal to a computer -- the PC boards, the central processor (CPU), the memory (RAM), disk and video controllers and so on.

Components

Hardware includes cell phones and other digital living devices, tablets, computers, servers, peripherals and components, printers and scanners, gaming consoles, networking hardware such as routers, hubs, switches and modems, storage devices and security equipment such as firewalls and other appliances.