From: Paul on 6 Jun 2006 03:16 In article <OZadneJclod5vhjZRVnysg(a)bt.com>, Richard Brooks <richardbrooks(a)vickers-supermarine.com> wrote: > > I think there are days when some tenuous link can be found and other > days, and I know I've had them, when others find something that is just > there. > > The three labels on the back have the following information; > > RIA2D4-BINV > HK792-1 V3.1 > 12/01/2001 4756 > > S/N: R 0101003992 > > 3892D180 > > > It's got four Samsung chips and there's a legend with N622 with the > European mark of CE under that. There are a couple of other chips with > information on them but I'd have thought the labels would have thrown up > some light on the subject. > > > Richard. "Chaintech Desperado RIA2" http://active-hardware.com/english/reviews/video/ria2.htm I would never have guessed RIA2 was part of a product name. Paul
From: Richard Brooks on 6 Jun 2006 15:00 Paul wrote: > In article <OZadneJclod5vhjZRVnysg(a)bt.com>, Richard Brooks > <richardbrooks(a)vickers-supermarine.com> wrote: > >> I think there are days when some tenuous link can be found and other >> days, and I know I've had them, when others find something that is just >> there. >> >> The three labels on the back have the following information; >> >> RIA2D4-BINV >> HK792-1 V3.1 >> 12/01/2001 4756 >> >> S/N: R 0101003992 >> >> 3892D180 >> >> >> It's got four Samsung chips and there's a legend with N622 with the >> European mark of CE under that. There are a couple of other chips with >> information on them but I'd have thought the labels would have thrown up >> some light on the subject. >> >> >> Richard. > > "Chaintech Desperado RIA2" > > > I would never have guessed RIA2 was part of a product name. > > Paul Thanks a lot Paul, Sadly, I think we've hit a dead end! <http://www.3dgrafikkarten.de/drivers_e.php3?Hersteller=Chaintech> Clicking on the Win9x entry for 'Desperado AGP-RIA2 (GeForce2 MX)' takes you to an outdated URL but clicking on the URL stated in the page gets you to the Chaintech more up-to-date home page. It states that all archive downloads should use their previous and older site. The only problem is that the browser cannot find any archives and searches on the newer site use the older site with the obvious response. I used their tech support page and will wait. Thanks again Paul. Richard. -- Two updates tools for 3D Studio Max <http://www.kdbanglia.com/maxtools.html>
From: kony on 6 Jun 2006 19:30 On Tue, 06 Jun 2006 20:00:41 +0100, Richard Brooks <richardbrooks(a)vickers-supermarine.com> wrote: >Thanks a lot Paul, > >Sadly, I think we've hit a dead end! > ><http://www.3dgrafikkarten.de/drivers_e.php3?Hersteller=Chaintech> > >Clicking on the Win9x entry for 'Desperado AGP-RIA2 (GeForce2 MX)' takes >you to an outdated URL but clicking on the URL stated in the page gets >you to the Chaintech more up-to-date home page. It states that all >archive downloads should use their previous and older site. The only >problem is that the browser cannot find any archives and searches on the >newer site use the older site with the obvious response. You didn't want that driver anyway, it was bound to be very old... Go to http://www.nvidia.com and download the Detonator driver (from the menu, "Graphics Driver", "Geforce and TNT2", for your particular operating system). For example, this is the current driver you'd want for WinXP, http://www.nvidia.com/object/winxp_2k_84.21.html
From: Lee on 6 Jun 2006 23:01 Richard Brooks wrote: >> "Chaintech Desperado RIA2" >> >> >> I would never have guessed RIA2 was part of a product name. >> >> Paul > > Thanks a lot Paul, > > Sadly, I think we've hit a dead end! > > <http://www.3dgrafikkarten.de/drivers_e.php3?Hersteller=Chaintech> > > Clicking on the Win9x entry for 'Desperado AGP-RIA2 (GeForce2 MX)' takes > you to an outdated URL but clicking on the URL stated in the page gets > you to the Chaintech more up-to-date home page. It states that all > archive downloads should use their previous and older site. The only > problem is that the browser cannot find any archives and searches on the > newer site use the older site with the obvious response. > > I used their tech support page and will wait. > > Thanks again Paul. > > > Richard. > Richard..... is this what you need? http://www.chaintechusa.com/tw/eng/product_list.asp?MPSNo=14&SPSNo=17 Regards Lee Inviato da X-Privat.Org - Registrazione gratuita http://www.x-privat.org/join.php
From: Richard Brooks on 8 Jun 2006 02:56 Lee wrote: > Richard Brooks wrote: > >>> "Chaintech Desperado RIA2" [snipped] >> > Richard..... is this what you need? > > http://www.chaintechusa.com/tw/eng/product_list.asp?MPSNo=14&SPSNo=17 > > Regards > Lee Thanks a lot Lee for having a look! Now, ( :-) ) click on the first board image, then on the next page click on 'VGA Card Driver' to the right, then on the next page click on the 'NVIDIA VGA driver'. Select 'TAIWAN' the only download location and then select the Windows 95/98/ME (or any version) and see if you get the same result as me ? I was turning into South Park's Cartman with the hissy fit I was going into but I did email them to ask them why their archive pages are not there. It would be interesting to find out if they actually do reply. No wonder us Brit's are the worst at learning languages! I can't make head nor tail of ???? or ???? or ???? ;-) Let's see if DriverGuide.com has a copy ? No! Richard. -- Two updates tools for 3D Studio Max <http://www.kdbanglia.com/maxtools.html>
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