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My video card is not detected, and is very loud.
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Thelps
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If the card is under warranty then RMA it for repair/replacement.
If you've tried different drivers (non-Beta ones) and made sure you completely uninstalled the old drivers then it is indeed a hardware fault.
To completely uninstall old drivers goto Control Panel > System > Device Manager > Display Adapters > Right-Click your GPU and select 'Properties' > click the Drivers Tab > Click 'Uninstall'[/] then goto Add/Remove Programs and ensure your drivers aren't listed there - if they are, uninstall them.
If you've tried different drivers (non-Beta ones) and made sure you completely uninstalled the old drivers then it is indeed a hardware fault.
To completely uninstall old drivers goto Control Panel > System > Device Manager > Display Adapters > Right-Click your GPU and select 'Properties' > click the Drivers Tab > Click 'Uninstall'[/] then goto Add/Remove Programs and ensure your drivers aren't listed there - if they are, uninstall them.
Thelps
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You'll have a warranty card included with the Graphics Card.
Here's the RMA contact details:
http://www.palit.biz/palit/rma.php?lang=en
You can request an RMA if you have the receipt of the card's purchase or an email confirming the card's purchase if you bought it online.
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