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FCC & DOC COMPLIANCE
Federal Communications Commission Statement
This device complies with FCC Rules Part 15. Operation is subject to the following
two conditions:
•This device may not cause harmful interference, and
•This device must accept any interference received, including interference that
may cause undesired operation.
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B
digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to
provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if
not installed and used in accordance with manufacturer’s instructions, may cause
harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that
interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause
harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by
turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
•Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
•Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
•Connect the equipment to an outlet on a circuit different from that to which
the receiver is connected.
•Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
WARNING! The use of shielded cables for connection of the monitor to the
graphics card is required to assure compliance with FCC regulations. Changes
or modifications to this unit not expressly approved by the party responsible for
compliance could void the user’s authority to operate this equipment.
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ASUS V8200 Series User’s Manual
I. Introduction
Thank you for purchasing an ASUS V8200 GeForce3™ Graphics Card. With this
purchase, you join an ever-increasing elite squadron of graphics enthusiasts.
Powered by the NVIDIA™ GeForce3™ graphics processing unit (GPU) and featuring the new nFiniteFX™ engine and DDR (Double Data Rate) memory with
Lightspeed Memory Architecture™, the ASUS V8200 delivers not only cutting-edge
graphics performance but also image fidelity regardless of the CPU (central processing unit) your computer system is using.
With the ASUS V8200, you will not only see but also experience dynamic, more
realistic and compelling 3D worlds and characters.
Highlights
1. Introudction
Highlights/Models
•Powered with the world’s first
programmable 3D graphics chip
architecture
•Built-in high speed DDR video
memory with Lightspeed Memory
Architecture
•Programmable vertex and pixel
shader
•3.2 Billion Samples per Second
FSAA Fill Rate, 800 Billion
Operations per Second, 76
GigaFLOPS
•ASUS SmartDoctor ™
Technologies
•Optimized for DirectX® 8 and
OpenGL® Features
TM
NVIDIA® GeForce3™ Graphics
Processing Unit (GPU) with the new
nFiniteFX
Delivers earth-shattering performance
and fluid motion even for the most
complex scenes
Enables up to 32-matrix skinning,
custom lighting and texture blending
models
Breakthrough performance
improvement compared with the
GeForce2 series
Provides the greatest operating safety
for your valuable system
•The first programmable nFinite-FX™ Engine: Ability to create an infinite number of special effects that bring realistic 3D characters and environments to life
•3.2 billion samples per second Full-scene Anti-aliasing (FSAA) fill rate
•57 million transistors with 800 billion operations per second
•Raw computational power over 800 billion operations per second and 76
GigaFLOPS per second
•RenderScale T echnology and Lightspeed Memory Architecture: Dramatically improve memory bandwidth efficiency up to 7.4GB/sec
•First to offer high resolution, high frame rate, Full-Scene Anti-aliasing (FSAA)
•Optimized for DirectX® and OpenGL® acceleration
•8 texture-mapped, filtered, lit texels per clock cycle
•Multibuffering (double, triple, quad) for smooth animation and video playback
•Multiple video windows with hardware color space conversion and filtering (YUV
4:2:2 and 4:2:0)
•AGP 4X / 2X / 1X complete support
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2. Hardware Setup
Stereo Glasses Output
Video Input (ASUS Video) 7pin S compatible)
VGA Output
S-Video Output
Composite (RCA) Output
VGA Monitor
output (15pin)
(standard)
VR Glasses
Output
composite/TV
output (RCA)
CCD/camcorder
input/Tuner/
TV Box Input
(7pin)
SVHS/TV output
(7pin)
Projector
ASUS TV Box
CATV
Composite (RCA) Input
S-Video to Composite Cable
3D Glasses
(ASUS VR-100G)
®
123
123
NTSC
PAL
JP1
JP1
Use the same TV standard for all devices. For example,
if your TV uses the NTSC standard, then you should set
JP1 to “NTSC.”
Digital
PC to TV
Encoder
J1
Fan
Power
The VIP (Video Interface Port) Connector are used for third party add-on modules,
such as video capture cards or television tuners.
VGA
BIOS
®
Digital
Video
Decoder
Frame Buffer (DDR)
DDR: Double Data Rate
VIP Connector A
NVIDIA
TM
nFiniteFX
TM
GeForce3
TM
GPU
(Graphics Processing Unit)
Chip with Fan
DDR Frame Buffer
ASUS V8200 Deluxe
Deluxe
2. H/W Setup
cannot be connected at the same time.
and
Notes
•Use the same TV standard for all devices.
•
ASUS AGP-V8200 Deluxe Graphics Card (PAL or NTSC)
ASUS VR-100G
This User’s Manual
ASUS V8200 Series Driver & Utility CD Disc
Item Checklist
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2. H/W Setup
VGA Output
VGA
Monitor
Output
(15pin)
(standard)
Projector
FAN_PWR
Frame Buffer (DDR)
®
VGA
BIOS
DDR: Double Data Rate
NVIDIA
TM
nFiniteFX
TM
GeForce3
TM
GPU
(Graphics Processing Unit)
Chip with Fan
Pure
(This page was intentionally left blank.)
DDR Frame Buffer
ASUS V8200 / Pure
ASUS AGP-V8200 Graphics Card
ASUS V8200 Series Driver & Utility CD Disc
Item Checklist
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NOTE: This graphics card series can only be installed in motherboards with an
AGP slot.
WARNING!Computer boards and components contain very delicate Integrated
Circuit (IC) chips. To protect the computer board and other components against
damage from static electricity, you must follow some precautions.
1. Make sure that you unplug your power supply when adding or removing
expansion cards or other system components. Failure to do so may cause
severe damage to both your motherboard and expansion cards.
2. Keep all components such as the host adapter in its antistatic bag until you
are ready to install it.
3. Use a grounded wrist strap before handling computer components. If you do
not have one, touch both of your hands to a safely grounded object or to a
metal object, such as the power supply case. Hold components by the edges
and try not to touch the IC chips, leads, or circuitry.
4. Place components on a grounded antistatic pad or on the bag that came with the
component whenever the components are separated from the system.
Installation Procedures
New VGA Cards
Installation
2. H/W Setup
1. Unplug all electrical cords on your computer.
2. Remove the system unit cover.
3. Locate the AGP bus expansion slot. Make sure this slot is unobstructed.
4. Remove the corresponding expansion slot cover from the computer chassis.
5. Ground yourself to an antistatic mat or other grounded source .
6. Pick up the board (still in its sleeve) by grasping the edge bracket with one hand
and then remove the plastic sleeve.
7. Position the card directly over the AGP slot and insert one end of the board in
the slot first. Firmly but gently press the bus connector on the bottom of the card
down into the slot. Be sure the metal contacts on the bottom of the host adapter
are securely seated in the slot.
8. Anchor the board’s mounting bracket to the computer chassis using the screw
from the slot cover that you set aside previously.
9. Replace the cover on the system unit.
10. Connect your analog monitor ’s 15-pin VGA connector to the card and fasten
the retaining screws (if any).
11. Connect other cables and devices if available -You are now ready to install the
software drivers and utilities.
Systems with Existing VGA Card
1. Change your display driver to Standard VGA.
2. Shut down your computer and unplug all electrical cords.
3. Replace the existing VGA card with your graphics card.
4. Restart your computer.
5. Install the ASUS V7100 series display driver.
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Operating System Requirements
NOTE: T his graphics card requires a motherboard with an AGP slot.
Windows 98
Windows 98 includes VGARTD for the major chipsets but it is recommended that
you install VGARTD from the support CD to make sure that you have the latest
2. H/W Setup
Requirements
version of VGARTD (see III. Software Setup| Install GART Driver).
NOTES
•
•
2. Hardware Setup
VGAR TD stands for V irtual Graphics Address Remapping T able Driver , which
is necessary to use the DIME feature of AGP. DIME means Direct Memory
Execute, which is accessed directly by most AGP chips (when VGARTD is
installed) for complex texture-mapping operations.
For other notes or release information, see the README files in the installation CD disc.
•
This Manual assumes that your CD-ROM disc drive is drive D: and that
Windows is in C:\WINDOWS. Replace either with the actual location, if
necessary.
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3. Software Setup
Display Driver Installation
You can use one of the recommended methods to install the display drivers for your
graphics card, depending on your operating system.
NOTE: The screen displays in this manual may not reflect exactly the screen contents displayed on your screen. The contents of the support CD are subject to change
at any time without notice.
Windows 98
Method 2 and Method 3 will not install the appropriate AGP GART driver if your
motherboard does not use the Intel AGPset. Installing the AGP GART driver will
ensure that the AGPset’s AGP functions are available. Method 2 and Method 3 will
not install also the DirectX runtime libraries. DirectX must be installed so that your
video player can take advantage of hardware acceleration. See 3. Software Setup |Install GART Driver and 3. Softwar e Setup | Install DirectX later in this manual
for the setup steps.
Method 1: ASUS Quick Setup Program
NOTE:See 3. Softwar e Setup | Drivers | Install Display Driver for more informa-
tion.
1.Start Windows.
2.Switch display to Windows’ Standard Display Adapter (VGA) mode and then
restart Windows.
3.Insert the CD installation disc into your CD-ROM drive.
4.The Install Shell appears. Click Drivers and then click Install Display Driver
on the Drivers dialog box.
3. S/W Setup
Display Drivers
5.Follow the onscreen instructions to complete the setup.
6.When Setup has finished installing all the necessary files on your computer, it
will prompt you to restart your computer . Click Yes... and then Finish to restart
your computer and to complete Setup.
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Method 2: Display Property Page
1.Start Windows.
2.Switch display to Windows’ Standard Display Adapter (VGA) mode and then
restart Windows.
3.Right-click the Windows desktop and click Properties.
4.Click the Settings tab and then click
Advanced. The Standard Display
Adapter (VGA) Properties dialog box
appears.
5.Click Change on the Adapter tab. The
Update Device Driver Wizard dialog
box appears. Click Next, click Display
Display Drivers
3. S/W Setup
a list of all the drivers... and then click
Next.
3. Software Setup
6.Click Show all hardware and then
click Have Disk....When the Install
From Disk dialog box appears, type the
location of the
Otherwise, proceed to the next step.
7.Click Browse to search the CD-ROM drive. In the Drives box of the Open
dialog box, select your CD-ROM drive and then click OK.
8.In the Folders box, double-click the
in the File name box.
9.Click OK. A list of video cards appears. Select your VGA card type for your operating system and then click OK.
10. The Update Driver Warning box appears. Click Yes to confirm the setting up
of the ASUS enhanced display drivers and then follow the onscreen instructions
to start the setup.
11. Setup will prompt you when it has finished installing all the necessary files on
your computer. Click Finish to close Setup.
ASUSNV9X.INF
file (
WIN9X
WIN9x
folder) and then proceed to step 9.
folder and then select
ASUSNV9X.INF
12. When you are returned to the Standard Display Adapter (VGA) Properties
box, click Close. The Display Properties box appears. Click Close.
13. The system will prompt you to restart your computer. Click Yes to restart your
computer and to complete Setup.
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3. Software Setup
Method 3: Plug and Play
NOTE: Before proceeding with these steps, replace first your old VGA card with
an ASUS AGP-V7100 series graphics card.
1. Start Windows.
2. When Windows detects your ASUS
AGP-V7100 series graphics card,
the New Hardware Found dialog
box appears.
3. Click Driver from disk providedby hardware manufacturer.
4. When Setup prompts you for the location of the driver, type
Setup to the INF file and then click Finish to install the driver .
5. When Setup has finished installing all the necessary files on your computer, it
will prompt you to restart your computer . Click Yes to restart your computer and
to complete Setup.
D:\WIN9x
to direct
Windows 2000
Method 1: ASUS Quick Setup Program
1.Start Windows.
2.When Windows detects your ASUS
graphics card, the Found New Hard-ware Wizard dialog box appears.
3.Click Cancel to enter the Windows
desktop.
3. S/W Setup
Display Drivers
4.Insert the CD installation disc into
your CD-ROM drive.
5.The ASUS Windows 2000 Install
Shell appears. Click Drivers and then click Install Display Driver on the Driver
dialog box.
6.Follow the onscreen instructions to complete the setup.
7.When Setup has finished installing all the necessary files on your computer, it
will prompt you to restart your computer . Click Yes to restart your computer and
to complete Setup
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Method 2: Plug and Play
1. Start Windows.
2. When Windows detects your ASUS
graphics card, the Found NewHardware Wizard dialog box appears.
3. Click Next.
4. When the next Found New Hard-
Display Drivers
3. S/W Setup
ware Wizard dialog box appears,
select Search for a suitable driverfor my device (recommended) and
then click Next..
3. Software Setup
5. Insert the CD installation disc into
your CD-ROM drive to bring up the
Locate Driver Files item of the
Found New Hardware W izard dia-
log box.
6. Check CD-ROM drives, uncheck
all other options and then click Next
to search for the drivers of your
graphics card.
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3. Software Setup
7. When the wizard has finished
searching for driver files for your
graphics card, select Install one of
the other drivers and then click
Next from the Driver Files Search
Results item of the Found New
Hardware Wizard dialog box.
8. When prompted to select the display
driver to install in your system, select the one that is located in the
D:\WIN2K
and then click Next.
9. Follow the onscreen instructions to complete the setup.
10. When Setup has finished installing all the necessary files on your computer, it
will prompt you to restart your computer.
Click OK to restart your computer and to complete Setup.
3. S/W Setup
Display Drivers
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3. Software Setup
Windows NT 4.0
Method 1: Display Property Page
W ARNING! Before installing the display driver in Windows NT 4.0, make sure that
you have installed Windows NT 4.0 Service Pack 3 or later, to take full advantage of the AGP features of your card. (You may download service packs athttp://www.microsoft.com/ntworkstation/downloads.)
NOTE: The following steps assume your CD-ROM drive letter is D.
1. Start W indows NT , switch display properties to VGA mode (16 colors, 640 x 480
pixels), then restart your computer to make the change.
2. After your computer restarts, right-click the desktop and click Properties.
Display Drivers
3. S/W Setup
3. Click the Settings tab.
4. Select Change Display Type.
5. Select Adapter T ype and click Change.
6. Click Have Disk.
7. Insert the CD installation disc.
8. Type D:\NT40 or click Browse to select the path of the display driver for Win-
dows NT. Click OK.
9. Select ASUS V7100 and then click OK.
10. W indows NT will once again prompt for confirmation. All appropriate files are
then copied to the hard disk. When all files are copied, go back to the DisplayProperties box by clicking Close. Click Apply.
11. The System Settings Change dialog box is displayed. Click
12. Windows NT will restart with the default settings. The Display applet will appear to allow for mode selection.
Yes to restart Windows.
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3. Software Setup
Drivers
NOTES: 1)The screen displays in this manual may not reflect exactly the screen
contents displayed on your screen. The contents of the support CD
are subject to change at any time without notice.
2)Unless otherwise indicated, the procedures under Drivers apply
to all the operating systems supported, namely , W indows 98, Windows 2000, and Windows NT 4.0.
Install Display Driver
1.Insert the CD installation disc into
your CD-ROM drive or double
click the CD drive icon in My Computer to bring up the autorun screen
or run Setup.exe in the root directory of your CD-ROM drive.
Click Drivers.
2.Windows 98: The Drivers box ap-
pears. Click Install Display Driver
to install all the drivers and utilities
into your computer. Setup will install the drivers in the following
order: Display Driver (Direct3D
and OpenGL Drivers), DirectX
runtime libraries, and VGART
driver . Just follow the on-screen instructions to complete the installation.
Windows 2000: Setup will only
copy the display drivers.
Windows NT 4.0:
will appear . Follow the instructions
to install the display driver. You
may refer to the installation procedures earlier in 3. Software Setup |
Windows NT 4.0 | Method 1: Display Property Page.
SETUPNT.TXT
Drivers
3. S/W Setup
If you prefer to install the drivers individually , follow the steps on the following pages.
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3. S/W Setup
Drivers
3. Software Setup
Install DirectX
Windows 98 Only
Microsoft DirectX allows 3D hardware acceleration support in Windows 98. For
Software MPEG support in Windows 98, you must first install Microsoft DirectX,
and then an MPEG-compliant video player.
1.Insert the CD installation disc into
your CD-ROM drive or double
click the CD drive icon in My Computer to bring up the autorun screen
or run Setup.exe in the root directory of your CD-ROM drive.
Click Drivers.
2.The Drivers box appears. Click In-stall DirectX to select the DirectX
version you want to install.
3.The installation program will automatically install the DirectX 7
runtime libraries into your system.
4.Setup will prompt when it has finished copying all the files to your
computer . Click OK to finish the installation.
WARNING! Some games written for older DirectX versions may not work prop-
erly under DirectX8. Make sure that your applications or games support DirectX8
before installing the DirectX8 runtime libraries. DirectX8 currently cannot be
uninstalled by regular means, such as outlined in 3. Software Setup | Uninstall
Display Driver.
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3. Software Setup
Install GART Driver
Windows 98/Windows 2000
The AGP GAR T Driver is used to support AGP functionality for the chipset on your
PC’s motherboard. It is recommended to install the GART driver if it is newer than
the one you have installed in your system. The GAR T driver is only necessary for an
AGP graphics card.
NOTE: Installation dialogs are slightly different for each chipset. Follow the onscreen instructions to finish the GART driver installation. The succeeding steps assume that you are installing for an Intel chipset.
1.Insert the CD installation disc into
your CD-ROM drive or double
click the CD drive icon in My Computer to bring up the autorun screen
or run Setup.exe in the root directory of your CD-ROM drive.
Click Drivers.
2.The Drivers box appears. Click In-stall GA RT Driver to install AGP
support for motherboards with Intel, AMD, VIA, SiS, or ALi chipsets.
3.The AGP VGAR TD Driver Detec-tion box appears with the chipset
detected on your motherboard.
Click OK to install the appropriate
driver for your AGPset.
Drivers
3. S/W Setup
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3. S/W Setup
Drivers
3. Software Setup
4.If you selected No..., on the previous screen before clicking OK, you
will be presented with a selection
of other drivers. Make your driver
selection and click Install.
5.When the Welcome screen appears,
click Next to continue.
6.Once the driver installation is finished, click Finish.
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3. Software Setup
Install ASUS TWAIN Driver
Only with Deluxe /Windows 98
ASUS TWAIN Driver is a frame capture driver for Adobe Photoshop®, an image
editing software. With this driver, you can capture still images through Photoshop
using the video input port of your card (Deluxe Combo/Windows 98 only).
1. Insert the CD installation disc into
your CD-ROM drive or double click
the CD drive icon in My Computer
to bring up the autorun screen or run
Setup.exe in the root directory of
your CD-ROM drive.
Click Drivers.
2. The Drivers box appears. Click
Install ASUS TW AIN Driver ..
3. When the Welcome box appears,
click Next to start copying the files.
Setup automatically starts copying
the necessary files to the default
folder.
TWAIN Driver
3. S/W Setup
To complete the installation, simply
follow the on-screen instructions or
prompts.
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Uninstall Display Driver
If you want to update your display drivers or if you no longer need the display
drivers for your card, you can use one of the following procedures to completely
uninstall the drivers from your system to save disk space.
Windows 98
Method1: Using the Autorun Screen
1. Insert the CD installation disc into
your CD-ROM drive or double click
the CD drive icon in My Computer
to bring up the autorun screen or run
Setup.exe in the root directory of
your CD-ROM drive.
Uninstall Driver
3. S/W Setup
Click Drivers.
3. Software Setup
2. Click Uninstall Display Driver and
follow the on-screen directions.
Method 2: Using Control Panel
1. Click Start, and then point to Set-
tings.
2. Click Control Panel.
3. Double-click the Add/Remove Pro-
grams icon.
4. Click the Install/Uninstall tab.
5. Click ASUS Display Drivers from
the list.
6. Click Add/
7. The system will prompt you to restart
your computer . Click Yes to restart.
Remove.
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3. Software Setup
Windows 2000
Method1: Using the Autorun Screen
See Windows 98 | Method 1: Using the Autorun Screen earlier in this section
for the procedures.
Method 2: Using Control Panel
1. Click Start, and then point to Settings.
2. Click Control Panel.
3. Double-click the Add/RemovePrograms icon.
4. Click the Change/Remove Pro-grams icon.
5. Click ASUS Display Drivers from
the list.
6. Click Change/Remove.
7. The system will prompt you to restart your computer. Click Yes to
restart.
Windows NT 4.0
Method 1: Using Control Panel
1. Click Start, and then point to Settings.
2. Click Control Panel.
3. Double-click the Add/Remove Programs icon.
4. Click the Install/Uninstall tab.
5. Click ASUS Display Drivers from the list.
3. S/W Setup
Uninstall Driver
6. Click Add/Remove.
7. The system will prompt you to restart your computer. Click Yes to restart.
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Install WDM Capture Driver
The WDM Capture Driver must be installed to use some of the latest VCR applications. The driver conforms to the Microsoft Windows Driver Model (WDM) standard.
1. Insert the CD installation disc into
your CD-ROM drive or double click
the CD drive icon in My Computer
to bring up the autorun screen or run
Setup.exe in the root directory of
your CD-ROM drive.
Click Drivers.
WDM Capture Driver
3. S/W Setup
3. Software Setup
Windows 98/Windows 2000
2. The Drivers box appears. Click the
Next Page arrow and then click Install WDM Capture Driver.
3. When the ASUS WDM Capture
Driver Setup box appears, click Install ASUS WDM Capture driver
and then click OK.
4. When the Installation box appears,
click the appropriate TV standard for
your system and then click OK.
To complete the installation, simply
follow the on-screen instructions or
prompts.
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3. Software Setup
Install Video for Windows Capture Driver
Windows 2000/NT 4.0 Only
The Video for Windows Capture Driver must be installed to use ASUS Live Video
(see IV. Software Reference | ASUS Live Video). This driver conforms to the
Microsoft Video for Windows standard.
1. Insert the CD installation disc into
your CD-ROM drive or double click
the CD drive icon in My Computer
to bring up the autorun screen or run
Setup.exe in the root directory of
your CD-ROM drive.
Click Drivers and when the Driv-
ers box appears, click Install Video
for W indows Capture Driver .
T o complete the installation, simply follow the on-screen instructions or prompts.
NOTE: Under Windows 98, the Video for Windows capture driver is installed
during the installation of the display drivers.
3. S/W Setup
Capture Driver
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3. Software Setup
Utilities
Install ASUS Live Utility
The ASUS Live utility lets you view and capture video images from the card’s video
input port.
3. S/W Setup
Live Utility
NOTE: Make sure that you have an ASUS graphics card with
tor before attempting to install the utility.
1. Insert the CD installation disc into
your CD-ROM drive or double click
the CD drive icon in My Computer
to bring up the autorun screen or run
Setup.exe in the root directory of
your CD-ROM drive.
Click Utilities.
2. The Utilities box appears. Click In-stall ASUS Live Utility.
VIDEO-IN
connec-
3. When the Welcome box appears,
click Next to start copying the files.
Setup automatically starts copying
the necessary files to the default
folder.
To complete the installation, simply
follow the on-screen instructions or
prompts.
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3. Software Setup
Utilities
Install ASUS T weak Utility
The ASUS Tweak Utility lets you control the core clock speed and the memory
interface speed of your graphics card.
WARNING! Use this option with caution. Using this inappropriately may dam-
age your card and cause your system to be unstable.
1. Insert the CD installation disc into
your CD-ROM drive or double click
the CD drive icon in My Computer
to bring up the autorun screen or run
Setup.exe in the root directory of
your CD-ROM drive.
Click Utilities.
2. The Utilities box appears. Click In-
stall ASUS Tweak Utility
3. When the Welcome box appears,
click Next.
Tweak Utility
3. S/W Setup
To complete the installation, simply
follow the on-screen instructions or
prompts.
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Install SmartDoctor
SmartDoctor is a utility that monitors the card’s graphic chip state, alerting users
about abnormal events, such as a fan malfunction or chip overheat. Likewise, the
utility “cools” down the graphic chip temperature when it is idle or returns it to its
maximum capability when necessary.
1. Insert the CD installation disc into
3. S/W Setup
SmartDoctor
3. Software Setup
your CD-ROM drive or double click
the CD drive icon in My Computer
to bring up the autorun screen or run
Setup.exe in the root directory of
your CD-ROM drive.
Click Utilities.
2. The Utilities box appears. Click In-stall SmartDoctor.
NOTE: If your graphics card is not
equipped with a monitor IC, an error
message warns you that monitor IC
was not detected. The installation
will abort. SmartDoctor works only
with cards with a monitor IC.
3. When the Welcome box appears,
click Next to start the installation.
To complete the installation, simply
follow the on-screen instructions or
prompts.
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