You may wish to try fiddling with AGP settings in BIOS setup. AGP sometimes is a pain in the ***.

I tried many different settings, nothing changed

The AGP slot on BX2000 is 2x, while in P3B-F is 1x. Your card is AGP 4x, maybe it only goes down to 2x. A BIOS update on the P3B-F might fix it, but I'm not sure.

You sure there's no IRQ conflict? Sometimes Windows doesn't reveal a shared irq and it can be dumb managing irqs.

This reminds me of the Asrock 775 dual-vsta mobo. Had to force acpi off during windows 98 install

1setup /p i

or it just froze up and blue screened later. Even though it had driver support for Windows 98 it was very stubborn.

filipetolhuizen wrote:

The AGP slot on BX2000 is 2x, while in P3B-F is 1x. Your card is AGP 4x, maybe it only goes down to 2x. A BIOS update on the P3B-F might fix it, but I'm not sure.

P3B-F has AGP2x. Card is AGP4/2/1x compatible. I am using BIOS 1006

The GX2000 specs says the AGP slot goes up to 133MHz while the P3B-F manual says it goes up to 100MHz (odd speed for an AGP slot). And apparently the manual says AGP is only supported with certain CPUs using jumperfree, which is also strange.
EDIT: Make sure you have the GART driver installed for your P3B-F and AGP apparture size in BIOS set to the maximum value.

eFatal2ty wrote:

Hi, I have ATI Rage FuryPro 32MB and everytime when I want to try some 3DGame on ASUS P3B-F my computer freeze(Rage Fury1 go normally).. On BX2000 R128Pro is fine. I reinstalled my Win98SE, tried 3 different drivers, reset mtb BIOS on P3B-F machine and problem still persists. Can somebody help me, whats wrong?

I have the same card and I have never had issues with my AOpen motherboard. It might just be something weird with your motherboard, mine doesn't work with Nvidia cards.

nVidia TNT2, GF2 and GF4 works fine

Some parts are simply not compatible. I wouldn't lose too much sleep over it, just move on.