Please help me... No signal
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This is really scaring the hell out me.
I just got a computer built that i really like.
Radeon 5770, Athlon II X2 245, Asrock N68-S Mobo, 2GB DDR2 Ram.
Okay.
I was using Sony Vegas 8 Pro video editor that i downloaded.
I was editing my video, all of a sudden my computer restarted!
No signal from monitor.
It gets to the "Start windows normally" screen (Windows XP) and then it crashes and i get No signal!
Please help me. I have switched monitors.
What's wrong?
I'm scared it's a GPU problem because i just got the Radeon 5770 and it's been running for less than 2 weeks!
I just got a computer built that i really like.
Radeon 5770, Athlon II X2 245, Asrock N68-S Mobo, 2GB DDR2 Ram.
Okay.
I was using Sony Vegas 8 Pro video editor that i downloaded.
I was editing my video, all of a sudden my computer restarted!
No signal from monitor.
It gets to the "Start windows normally" screen (Windows XP) and then it crashes and i get No signal!
Please help me. I have switched monitors.
What's wrong?
I'm scared it's a GPU problem because i just got the Radeon 5770 and it's been running for less than 2 weeks!
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ZPep said:
I went to add/remove programs and removed nvidia drivers, if that counts.I had the GT 240 before so i don't think the BIOS thing should be a problem.
Honestly though, would i have to go to a computer shop and get it repaired?
Did this problem occur right after you installed the new video card?
Also you only needed to uninstall the nVida video driver. You will need the other drivers for the M/BD to work properly.
If you still have that 240 put it back in your PC.
When you get to this message use your arrow keys to arrow up to Safe Mode near the top of your monitor. Press "Enter".
After you are in safe mode remove the AMD/ATI video drivers and reatart your PC.
If it loads to XP desk top install nVida driver from GPU CD and test to make sure your PC worked as it did before installing the 5770.
If it does then you probably have a defective 5770 that you can RMA if bought new.
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Well, i press "Start Windows normally" and it loads but then it randomly says "No Signal" When you get to this message use your arrow keys to arrow up to Safe Mode near the top of your monitor. Press "Enter".
After you are in safe mode remove the AMD/ATI video drivers and reatart your PC.
If it loads to XP desk top install nVida driver from GPU CD and test to make sure your PC worked as it did before installing the 5770.
If it does then you probably have a defective 5770 that you can RMA if bought new.
A spinning fan on the video card only indicates that the video card is receiving some power it doesn't prove that the GPU (Graphics Processing Unit chip) isn't defective.
It is up to you if you want to bring it to a repair shop or not.
If that was my system I would have first run a Windows XP Repair Install to eliminate a corrupted Windows XP installation as being the problem. If that didn't work I would then test it with a spare video card that I have lying around. I don't know if you have any spare video cards laying around so I can only offer you suggestions as to what I would try.
It is up to you if you want to bring it to a repair shop or not.
If that was my system I would have first run a Windows XP Repair Install to eliminate a corrupted Windows XP installation as being the problem. If that didn't work I would then test it with a spare video card that I have lying around. I don't know if you have any spare video cards laying around so I can only offer you suggestions as to what I would try.
If your vendor has a time period, like 2 weeks, in which they handle a straight exchange for defective merchandise then I would take that route. If you don't have any consumer protection laws like that then just register your warranty with Sapphire and initiate an RMA request after explaining your problem.
You contact them and go to support .
Usually they want to know what is wrong and will issue an RMA # by e-mail.
They may recommend a carrier and insurance. You pay to ship to them.
After they recieve it and check it out they send a replacement @ their cost to you.
Takes ~ 2 weeks give or take a couple days.
Usually they want to know what is wrong and will issue an RMA # by e-mail.
They may recommend a carrier and insurance. You pay to ship to them.
After they recieve it and check it out they send a replacement @ their cost to you.
Takes ~ 2 weeks give or take a couple days.
ZPep said:
It says when i fill out my warranty, "Date purchased"I don't remember the exact date, but i remember which month, and could probably find out which week.
Is this a problem?
They are trying to make sure you just did not buy it off eBay from some one else thou with some products that does not matter.
Did you buy it locally or off the internet?
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