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Badley   01-06-2009 at 09:52:33 PM

Hi,
I am new to building computers but have recently been help to build my own but i am having some trouble with my graphics card... Firstly sometimes when i start the computer the fan makes a horrible whining sound which I can stop by stopping the fan by hand and then letting it go again. The second problem is more serious and when i am playing ETQW i lose all display and my monitor displays a "no input". But when i then start up the computer again it displays perfectly fine. Any Help musch appreciated.
Thanks,
Andrew

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ohiou_grad_06   01-07-2009 at 05:31:24 AM

Sounds like the fan on the card may be failing and that when you game, the card overheats. May want to check the warranty on it.

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Badley   01-07-2009 at 03:46:33 PM

Thanks will check it and replace it

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wh3resmycar   01-07-2009 at 04:41:33 PM

#1 the card may be low on power
#2 check pcie cable if properly inserted
#3 psu may be insufficient
#4 card must be defective
#5 if you're not doing anything, i mean when its your free time.check the backside of the card and spot if theres a blown out transistor.
#6 call tech support. caution: may irritate you instead of help you.


these are the things that i did when my old 9600gt started acting freaky. luckily it was replaced.

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Badley   01-11-2009 at 10:48:59 AM

wh3resmycar wrote :

#1 the card may be low on power
#2 check pcie cable if properly inserted
#3 psu may be insufficient
#4 card must be defective
#5 if you're not doing anything, i mean when its your free time.check the backside of the card and spot if theres a blown out transistor.
#6 call tech support. caution: may irritate you instead of help you.


these are the things that i did when my old 9600gt started acting freaky. luckily it was replaced.




lol thnks but it must have been the card i have replaced it with a 9600GT OC and had no problems

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