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Video woes
Krak
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I've got a problem. Lately my system is crashing, and 4 times today. Its driving me nuts (for all your haha/Mac replies see this post). I have the latest drivers for my motherboard, video, and sound. Not that it should make a difference, nothing in my system has changed. About a month ago I was having some hard drive issues, but I am pretty sure they were resolved. My fan on my video card went out a month or two ago and I just finally got it replaced. It was running warm, but never got too hot. I was constantly monitoring the temp whenever doing something video intensive, and I have put off gaming till I got it replaced.
Any ideas?
This is what happens
The computer completely locks up and the screen(s) do that.
Any ideas?
This is what happens
The computer completely locks up and the screen(s) do that.
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Monitoring the temp? on the CPU or on the video? (both?)
Since it locks up solid (music stops playing? then it probably isin't video), I would guess CPU or memory, or worse--motherboard. Hopefully its a heat issue and things just need a bit of dusting off.
Would also suggest booting off CD, some Knoppix distro or what not to help rule out software.
I have had the system for a long while and never had it this bad before. I forgot to mention I got a new keyboard last week. Didn't think that it was the issues because I was having this issue before the new kb, but who knows. I dusted everything off when I got the new keyboard, got some canned air while I was there. The new kb is a Logitech G11, which is a USB kb.
The pattern is solid, doesn't move, and the kb/mouse doesn't respond.
I will play with the KB and its app to see, but the card is running at a nice and steady 37C. And my proc is at 32C. So its not heat.
After the cleaning I left it on. It has been on since, and no crash. Hopefully dirty contacts, and just not being seated right was the culprit.
supported for your card (or not on dual monitors) or bad drivers to put them to sleep (asve
energy). Had similar issues, changed screen-saver, updated to latest video drivers, and
problem went away..