PC Problems Giving Artifacts But Tomshardware Staff :( Give Bad Answer

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MrPioneer

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Iam Getting Horrible Artifacts Right From The Bootup Skreen, This Is what they Look Like...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WeEzrfkBy-A

These Artifakts Are Okkuring On My Both brand New Built PC's Its not The Komponents Bekause I Have Changed Every Single One. I Have Built Many PC's Before But This Is A First That This Is Happening. Only Two Things Remain Eighther The Ampage Fuse in Socket Plug Iam Using To Plug in The Power Supply (PSU) Or The Pegs That GO Between Chasis And Mother Board.

My dear Friends Kan U Not Give Just A Formal Answer, It Means nothing, Do Read What I Asked And Also See That Video And Description, Its Only 40 Secs Long So U Will Understand More Klear. There Is Something A Miss Here. Does Anyone Think that Maybe The Metal Pegs That Are Between The Chasis And Motherboard should Have Those Red Kardboard Rings Between Them And The Motherboard? See This Picture (Jpeg) For Details...

This Is The Pegs....

http://www.cybergooch.com/tutorials/images/buildsystem/IMG_6805.jpg

This Is The Red Kardboard Rings....

http://img.auctiva.com/imgdata/0/0/6/4/3/6/webimg/53092691_tp.jpg

Please Read Karefully Before Giving A Pethetik Rhetorikal Answer That Means Naught. Thank U And Please Dont be Offended. Perhaps You Are All Giving Empty Answers Bekause It Klokks Up Your Skores In Profile. But Kommonnnnnnnnnn, Folks Have A Problem Here.
 
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I will give you an answer on this thread!

Get a better attitude and then maybe, just maybe you will get the help you need!!!!
 

rand_79

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are you 11 years old with your fancy 1337 spelling and triple posting.
Show some respect to receive it.
Make a good post to get a quality answer.
Bitching, moaning, and denigrating your audience who you hope to receive an answer from is counter productive


also linking to some religious propaganda site in your profile made me delete my helpful answer...

have a nice day.
 

papalarge123

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I realy dont care for ur attitude, i know that u have had this problem for some time, but still, there is no need for it.

anyhows

have u checked the monitor it is plugged into, it could be the monitor is on its way out or the cable is a problem, either way if all components have been tested or replaced then it just leaves the monitor.

also check to see if the system is neer anything that could interfere with the immage (power cables, power switches and equipment), make sure that there is no interference by putting the system in a closed room without any other equipment around.

good luck
 

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Learn to spell and cut the attitude.

By the way, the TH staff writes the articles not the forum. The forum is for the public to help each other, which we do because we like to help people who want to learn.
 

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also t u and n in another order and look at him self in the mirror...


Hes really going to get help with that attitude.

Personally I would plug it in to a normal pc monitor and see if there is a problem there first..

One thing i cant stand is someone who doesnt speak English properly.

What is Artifakts Are Okkuring etc.
 

szymek

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My guess is, he's german which would explain the 'k' thing. look, you've been saying not to write things like these and because you did say a lot about it, people are writing such things. I hope you will know now how forum works.
Anyway
I bought an old x850xt pe card which was said to be unchecked. Understandably it wasnt working well. I had the same result as you have. better buy a brand new rig and put in that place and check or even borrow from a friend one and see.
 
does the monitor do this on another working computer
what is your PSU, is that one of the items you switched out (brand, wattage, amps on 12v rail)
did you swap with a known working gpu

and use better spelling please, it just screams 10 year old

P.S. we are not staff members, just moderately nice people
 

selea

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As I said to you in your YouTube video it can be a lot of things, it's impossible to give an answer here. You have to reduce parameters. Probably when you swapped components you still retained what was causing the problem since you cannot exchange all components togheter.

The only way to find the solution is having another PC and swapping the components one on one. If you can find another PC with the same socket and RAM architecture (DDR2 or DDR3) it's the best, but you can do it also with older/newer technologies if they are not to old apart (for example if the old PC has AGP and DDR since two many components are different and you cannot restrict too much variables).

Exchange first the MoBo of the other functioning computer with your own (if the socket and/or RAM is different retain CPU and/or RAM). If it gives artifacts you know have restricted the problem to only three components or in the case of same socket and/or RAM only one or two and to find the trouble will be easy from here. If not continue with all the other components. Finally you will find the trouble.

I replied only because I can understand your frustration. I was tempted to do otherwise but anyway let's hope to have not given pearls to a swine.
 

selea

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Alternatively rechange all components one by one (the same thing you should have done before) starting from the most external to the most internal.

First monitor, after case, after PSU, after HDDS (not likely you can past them), after MoBo (same socket), after CPU, after RAM, after GPU and so on. There's no way you will not find the problem.

Surely if will cost you much trouble and/or money. Having another functioning PC makes it all much easier to do, also because if there's some sort of interference you see it immediately with another computer.

 

Well said! Post of the MONTH!
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Crashman

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I have three answers, one is the most common cause, the other two are relatively uncommon. But since you don't want the answer, I don't have to give it to you.

-TH Staff
 
Maybe its your HDD, if it gets too loaded, it gets heavier and heavier, and is probably squashing your poor lil gpu.
Delete the HDD, or use a shrink program, so your HDD gets lighter

Just Cidding of kourse
 

selea

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However this is nonsense. Or you reply or you don't. If you have a cause and you know it you should help him no matter his attitude. He can be a child and think he can have anything acting as a Nietzsche's superhuman, but that doesn't change the fact that he has a problem you can solve and you should do your best at doing it. He can be an ass**** but with the pretentious of showing yourself you are being more intelligent (an obvious thing btw) you are passing yourself as an ass**** too.

A doctor cure the symptoms not the human being, or do you pherhaps think that all idiots shouldn't be cure? I think myself that maybe idiots should all die, but that's all another matter altogheter.
 
I'd like to refer your technical request on to the users in the appropriate section which is forum-11.

The users in this section specialise in these sorts of highly technical and very frustrating problems - both hardware and behavioural.

Thank you for your query MrPoineer ... we will attend to you when you arrive.

Please wear something comfortable (loose) and some high heel red pumps and matching lipstick if you have them.

I'll grease up the US flagpole I have handy, and starve the resident rottweiler (wingding) in the meantime.

*wanders off to charge batteries for videocam*
 
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