- Jun 20, 2013
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Hi all
before i begin i would like to point out i did ask a question about 2 weeks ago and everyone said that my gear can runthe card fine.
and so yesterday finally got my new graphics card (brand new unopened)
installed properly with update to nvidia driver rebooted installed evga precision x, and rebooted and the when I was certain it was installed correctly, ( watched you tube videos to be safe, i have installed g cards before just wanted to be safe.) i turned on FRAPS to see if i was getting any bottleneck and run Crysis 2, put it on 1920 x 1080 on ultra with testalation pack ect and of course was running like a dream i was pretty happy
.
i then ran Chivalry: Medieval Warfare on ultra highest settings on everything again with fraps and had the same fun, lots of pretty light shafts and full detail ect everythng was running at avg: 60fps
max :70 min;36 pretty average high detail fps i would think. but heres where the trouble stats. I alt + f4 out of chivalry and then went to tomb raider, it started to load and then my monitor came up with its osd saying no signal detected and went into sleep mode. i just thought "oh, just a crash ok". i hit the restart button and it booted fine until it displayed and i noticed the screen size was only 800 x 640, and once the windows loading had come up many white horizontal line have come up all over my screen. i went to nvidia control panel and it said that no monitor is conected to nvidia GPU.
so i went to device manager and it tells me that it has error code 43
i have tried
1: re installing drivers, 7 - 10 times i've lost count.
2:updating BIOS
3: completely removing any trace of nvidia drivers and yes including registry.
I put the old gcard in and the screen is fine it runs windows @ 1080p like normal.
so i'm asking.
1: Is this a problem i can fix?
2: Should i just return and get a new one?
3: does the fact that it was working and now doesn't mean its just a faulty card and i'm just the unlucky one?
p.s. sorry for the long post
Thank You in advance
before i begin i would like to point out i did ask a question about 2 weeks ago and everyone said that my gear can runthe card fine.
and so yesterday finally got my new graphics card (brand new unopened)
installed properly with update to nvidia driver rebooted installed evga precision x, and rebooted and the when I was certain it was installed correctly, ( watched you tube videos to be safe, i have installed g cards before just wanted to be safe.) i turned on FRAPS to see if i was getting any bottleneck and run Crysis 2, put it on 1920 x 1080 on ultra with testalation pack ect and of course was running like a dream i was pretty happy
.i then ran Chivalry: Medieval Warfare on ultra highest settings on everything again with fraps and had the same fun, lots of pretty light shafts and full detail ect everythng was running at avg: 60fps
max :70 min;36 pretty average high detail fps i would think. but heres where the trouble stats. I alt + f4 out of chivalry and then went to tomb raider, it started to load and then my monitor came up with its osd saying no signal detected and went into sleep mode. i just thought "oh, just a crash ok". i hit the restart button and it booted fine until it displayed and i noticed the screen size was only 800 x 640, and once the windows loading had come up many white horizontal line have come up all over my screen. i went to nvidia control panel and it said that no monitor is conected to nvidia GPU.
so i went to device manager and it tells me that it has error code 43
i have tried
1: re installing drivers, 7 - 10 times i've lost count.
2:updating BIOS
3: completely removing any trace of nvidia drivers and yes including registry.
I put the old gcard in and the screen is fine it runs windows @ 1080p like normal.
so i'm asking.
1: Is this a problem i can fix?
2: Should i just return and get a new one?
3: does the fact that it was working and now doesn't mean its just a faulty card and i'm just the unlucky one?
p.s. sorry for the long post
Thank You in advance
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