Anyone seen this before?
Has happened a few times. Computer is only about a month old
The screen goes like that. Can move the mouse around a bit then it freezes.
o.O
Anyone seen this before?
Has happened a few times. Computer is only about a month old
The screen goes like that. Can move the mouse around a bit then it freezes.
is <3 supposed to be a heart or an ass hat?
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take it back.. hardware failure.
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o.O
Not that simple, I put it together XD
is <3 supposed to be a heart or an ass hat?
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Originally Posted by Reido
if it has a video card, make sure the card is plugged in properly, and all the cables are right.. if yes, replace it.
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+1 on the cable check
I didn't think!!! I experimented!!!
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if it locks up and crashes its not likely to be the cable, more likely the hardware or the driver.. or the driver because of the hardware...
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Yep, double check cables, but that looks like a very unhappy graphics card. Try another graphics card, all other hardware remaining the same.
Double check drivers, but I suspect corruption in the graphics card memory.
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Yep my guess would have been dead gfx card as well.
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Oh, and if you have another PCI-E slot (assuming it's PCI-E) then try that as well... mobo should be fine booting off a secondary PCI-E slot.
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+1 to GPU issue. Could be a GPU driver issue, but that's unlikely.
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