I have an ASUS motherboard and on looking up beep codes I found it was Graphics card issue. I removed it cleaned it and cleaned the slot and re inserted it still the beep codes. There used to be constant Display driver has stopped working problems before. I brought it 4-5 years ago. Do you guys think it's time over for the card? is there any way to test if it can still work?
Graphics card dead?
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swifty_morgan
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I have read that ASUS uses award codes so that means it's video card failure. I removed the video card and put the cable to run from the onboard CPU one and I am running smooth with no display drivers crashed and no beeps.
I used to have non compatible 2x4 gb cards but switched to 1x 8GB
Openupitsdave
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I had this problem a few weeks ago...I just swapped around the RAM...make sure to remove power cord and hold down power button for a few secs to drain out any extra electricity before you remove any RAM or hardware
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