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Ok I need someone's opinion I have RMAd a radeon 1950 pro agp once and now have the same problem I did with the RMA'd card as with the replacement card. This is definitely the v-ram right?

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I guess I should mention I use
an MSI K8M800 board with basic peripherals
OCZ stealth x stream 600W psu with 18A on each of 4 12 V rails
My ambient case temperature is 30 deg. C with full load goes up to 38 deg.C
I use a 3200+ AMD athlon processor
2GB DDR 400 OCZ diablo low latency memory.
I also use a thermaltake case fan right next to the agp slot which pushes the heat generated by the video card outside the back of the case.

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Good to mention, as power supply, temps, airflow would have been my first questions.

I had a new 6600GT do very similar things on any system I put it in. I RMA'd it. Seems it was the mem and only took at most a couple minutes of gaming to heat up enough for that to happen. Without testing it in another system, I'd say it's probably a bad card. Have you tried multiple drivers?


Message edited by pauldh on 04-29-2008 at 06:25:11 AM

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Yep the original drivers that came with it, the latest ones that amd put out ....different chipset drivers and a driver cleaner inbetween to make sure nothing was borked in the process.


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