I recently purchased a XFX Radeon 6870 and I posted a problem with it in the GPU thread and I had to buy a new PSU to get it fixed.
Well, it worked fine for one day. I was able to play BFBC2 for one whole day without any issues (even though BC2 still lagged for some reason). The next day I start up my PC as usual and then the GPU starts cutting out and blacking out. By the way, I started getting this rpcqt.dill specified module not located error too.
Well, I take it out thinking its faulty (why it gets faulty after one day, I have no idea). So I put in my old GPU again, which is a 5670, I think, and hope that it works.
Well, the card doesn't start blacking out so I think I'm good. I ignore the rpcqt.dll error and then I click on Mozilla Firefox.
Bam! My monitor just goes blank like I pulled out the DVI cable or something. I restart my computer and leave it alone this time.
Same thing happens if I click on some other program. Okay, so I decide to wait out my PC.
I leave it on and then I go take a shower. I come back and everything is fine.
I play BC2 for another day on my old GPU without any issues.
The next day, I hope that everything is fixed. It isn't. It's gotten worse.
Now if I leave it alone then it still blacks out. Matter of fact, earlier today I left it alone and came back and my monitor had black and white strips going down vertically across the screen.
Now, how am I here typing this plea of help to you, you might ask? I have a guest account.
I go onto my guest account but the same problem doesn't occur. I can access the internet and do whatever.
So I've narrowed this issue down to my main, administrator account.
It isn't the result of a faulty GPU or a faulty monitor.
Does anyone here have any suggestions? I thought that my new GPU was too much for my motherboard so I thought that it had fried it or something. But that doesn't seem to be the case from my guest account.
Also, I tried CC cleaner Slim to try and get rid of the rpcqt.dll problem thing but it didn't work. (I also have Norton 360 so I don't think I have any malware problems.)
Once again, I am in desperate need of expert technical advice.
Well, it worked fine for one day. I was able to play BFBC2 for one whole day without any issues (even though BC2 still lagged for some reason). The next day I start up my PC as usual and then the GPU starts cutting out and blacking out. By the way, I started getting this rpcqt.dill specified module not located error too.
Well, I take it out thinking its faulty (why it gets faulty after one day, I have no idea). So I put in my old GPU again, which is a 5670, I think, and hope that it works.
Well, the card doesn't start blacking out so I think I'm good. I ignore the rpcqt.dll error and then I click on Mozilla Firefox.
Bam! My monitor just goes blank like I pulled out the DVI cable or something. I restart my computer and leave it alone this time.
Same thing happens if I click on some other program. Okay, so I decide to wait out my PC.
I leave it on and then I go take a shower. I come back and everything is fine.
I play BC2 for another day on my old GPU without any issues.
The next day, I hope that everything is fixed. It isn't. It's gotten worse.
Now if I leave it alone then it still blacks out. Matter of fact, earlier today I left it alone and came back and my monitor had black and white strips going down vertically across the screen.
Now, how am I here typing this plea of help to you, you might ask? I have a guest account.
I go onto my guest account but the same problem doesn't occur. I can access the internet and do whatever.
So I've narrowed this issue down to my main, administrator account.
It isn't the result of a faulty GPU or a faulty monitor.
Does anyone here have any suggestions? I thought that my new GPU was too much for my motherboard so I thought that it had fried it or something. But that doesn't seem to be the case from my guest account.
Also, I tried CC cleaner Slim to try and get rid of the rpcqt.dll problem thing but it didn't work. (I also have Norton 360 so I don't think I have any malware problems.)
Once again, I am in desperate need of expert technical advice.