About 4 months ago my NV4600 began to die so I got a X1600 to replace it. Well today it just stopped sending a signal to my monitor or any monitor for that matter, nothing was added to the system nothing done to it. Just basicly when ever I start the PC with that card in monitor just says no signal, the PC dosnt beep it just hangs with the fan on the card blazing. I tried unpluging the fan on my CPU and video card to see if it was a power problem but nothing. I tried reseating the card tons of times nothing. Only luck I had was I left it alone for an hour and it booted the monitor got a signal and it got to windows I restarted it and again nothing... So kinda at a loss any help would be greatly welcome, I have my RMA info ready just incase.
Information on the PC.
"Cables
17-inch IDE Cable for Ultra/66 Ultra/100 R0 [Part #8004683] Support Docs
Belkin 1394 cable [Part #8005117] Support Docs
Belkin 1394 Cable [Part #8005116] Support Docs
CBL FDD R0 [Part #8004685] Support Docs
CD-ROM Cable R0 [Part #8004682] Support Docs
Cases and Case Hardware
Aegis Desktop Tower Case R0 [Part #3501242] Support Docs
IEEE 1394 Assembly [Part #8006045] Support Docs
CD-ROM, CD-RW or CR-RW Drives - Find Upgrades
HLDS 40X/12X/48X IDE CD-RW Drive [Part #5502328] Support Docs
DVD Drives or Decoder Cards - Find Upgrades
Panasonic DVD-RAM/R Drive Revision 1 [Part #5502182] Support Docs
Floppy Drives
NEC 1.44-MB Floppy Disk Drive Revision 0 [Part #5502184] Support Docs
Hard Drives - Find Upgrades
Western Digital 120-GB 7200RPM Hard Drive R1 [Part #5502353] Support Docs
Keyboards
Multi-function PS/2 Keyboard R0 [Part #7003989] Support Docs
Memory - Find Upgrades
MEM RIMM 256-MB PC800 32MX2 R0 [Part #5000647] Support Docs
Mice
Logitech USB Optical Mouse Revision 5 [Part #7003991] Support Docs
Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition [Part #7509594] Support Docs
best idea is to probably see if you can find another agp card and try to boot the computer with that one.. cause maybe your agp slot is dying on you... if it does boot then RMA the card cause its probably that causing problems.. if you try the different card and its still giving the no signal issue then it actually might be something else like your mobo starting to go bad.. if you have an overclock probably a good time to go back to stock... and theres always a faultly power supply... if you used the one that came with the case then thats always an issue.. just some early suggestions to test ..
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