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Ah, it's your vid card.

Is it AGP?  Do you have the correct AGP drivers from your motherboard's
cd rom installed?
Can you set AGP 2x, 4X in your bios?  Is it?
Do you have VGA snoop enabled or palate memory?  Disable.

It's your vid mem that's having a hard time refreshing.  check your monitor
defaults....is it set to your type of monitor and refresh rate?
Have you tried overclocking your vid mem?

Do you have your front side bus set correctly?

Have you gone to AMD or www.Tomshardware.com to check for Vid vs
AMD problems?

mapi

"Brooks N Texas" <brookstexas@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:MPG.166874a578fb5ef49899d7@news-server.austin.rr.com...
| In article <5NwL7.9885$sq2.396344@typhoon.austin.rr.com>,
| rpmyers1@NOSPAMhotmail.com says...
| > What do you use for playback?
| >
| > What file format are you using?
| >
| > "Brooks N Texas" <brookstexas@yahoo.com> wrote in message
| > news:MPG.1668415f6ff38ffb9899d5@news-server.austin.rr.com...
| > > Problem-
| > > Mp3's and other sound files play fine but when I download a music video
| > > on playback it's choppy (soundwise). I've reinstalled sound and video
| > > drivers but no real change....
| > >
| > > System-
| > > Win 98SE
| > > 950Mhz Thunderbird
| > > 16 bit soundcard
| > > 16 meg Diamond Viper vid card
| > > 7200 rpm 30 gig Maxtor
| > >
| > > Any suggestions appreciated!
| > > Brooks
| >
| >
| >
| MPEG files & AVI files usually, Windows media player- had the new 7.1
| version, didn't like it and had the same problem so deleted it...
| BT
| --
| "It has got to the point in this country where men believe they are men,
| just because of their birthright. If that is true, then, by the same
| logic, an animal held captive in a zoo is still a wild free beast."
| - The Anarchist Cookbook, by William Powell