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Hello , Freinds , I have Recently purchased ati radeon 4870x2 and have it installed and running. but Everytime when I start a game , A irritating sound comes rom the video card and then the program freezes and stops responding after that I get a (Bsod) blue screen error sometimes that says drivers are stuck in an infinite loop. I used Cedega on linux , and also have windows vista on dual boot , Can you Tell me how Can i Solve these Thannks in Advance For Your replies
Hello , If You Play Steam Games then From what I read online, it seems that STEAM updates are made quite regulary that break it, with regards to cedega, and cedega seems to be constantly updating itself to use STEAM each time STEAM updates. I think because of this I would be inclined to use the paid version of cedega so that cedega does all the work of keeping up with STEAM updates.
Wow, didn't realize that some ATI cards have the same issue with fan speeds as some nVidia cards (like my EVGA 8800GT/SC). I use nTune to manually set my fan speed depending on how demanding the game is. Course, nTune won't work for you, Riva or ATI Tools will work just as well. There are a few games that I do have to crank it up to 100%. Yes, there is an updated BIOS for my card, but like you, I am wary of trying it. It is possible that the card has been damaged by heat already. If that's the case then it should be eligible for a warranty replacement, given that this is a known problem with the factory fan speeds.
Hello , Do the Following to solve your problem
- Right click-mouse over My Computer
- Properties
- Hardware(Tab)
- Device Manager(button)
- Click [+] next to System devices
- right-mouse on CPU to AGP Controller (or whatever your controller is called, mine was SiS AGP)
- Update Driver(button)
- Select Install from a list or specific location (Advanced)
- Next(button)
- Select Don't search. I will choose the driver to install.
- Next(button)
- Select PCI standard PCI-to-PCI bridge
- Next(button)
- Finish(button)
- Reboot.
"DEVICE DRIVER is STUCK IN INFINITE LOOP" error in Windows XP
This issue affects different makes and models of video cards from various manufacturers under Windows XP.
The "Device driver is stuck in an Infinite loop" error message is usually the result of a system communication problem.
This error message does not occur on all systems configurations.
The following suggestion may help to correct this issue:
Please ensure that you have the latest Bios update for your Motherboard and test your system.
Make sure you have an adequate power supply.
Disable or enable AGP fast write and test your system.
Set your memory settings in the BIOS less aggressively and test.
If the above suggestions did not resolve your issue please contact your motherboard manufacture to obtain the latest chipset drivers.