Graphics proble wihle working in 3D modeling software

I had Asrock K7VM4 motherboard with AMD athlone processor, while working in ProE i got the problem of graphics the cursor gets too much time to display on screen after giving any command how to solve this porblem?

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In BIOS recheck your graphics MB capability. In windows, recheck everything in performance, let's be real that's an old board. try updating your graphics driver.

Posted on Sep 24, 2007

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