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Illest.
Canada133 Posts
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Wild Weasel
United States52 Posts
What could be causing the artifacts? | ||
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skyR
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Wild Weasel
United States52 Posts
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Zushen
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On April 20 2012 05:14 Wild Weasel wrote: At idle, I'm getting a reading of about 40C for the graphics card, so I doubt it's overheating at idle it doesnt matter, get a temp when its under a heavy load | ||
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Wild Weasel
United States52 Posts
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skyR
Canada13817 Posts
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EdenPLusDucky
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JingleHell
United States11308 Posts
On April 20 2012 05:32 EdenPLusDucky wrote: holy crap thats way too hot. you need to open up the graphics card and clean the dust out of it, replace the TIM too Replacing TIM on the GPU is iffy for some people. If it's in warranty, not always the best idea. Some companies don't appreciate taking it apart. | ||
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Wild Weasel
United States52 Posts
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JingleHell
United States11308 Posts
On April 20 2012 05:34 Wild Weasel wrote: The card is brand new, I just installed it yesterday... I'm going to go guess the next suggestion is RMA? Yep. | ||
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Wild Weasel
United States52 Posts
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JingleHell
United States11308 Posts
Gotta say though, support being awesome is the top reason I shell out extra money for EVGA. But then they don't make AMD cards. | ||
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Team .SCA
United States327 Posts
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Wabbit
United States1028 Posts
If you have that HP PC, there isn't really a worthwhile CPU upgrade for it. | ||
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Roland_Auron
United States2 Posts
I am looking for a high quality monitor between 21" and 24" with a price cap around $200. I am interested in this monitor but I have read that it has ghosting problems. http://www.asus.com/Display/LCD_Monitors/VE248H/#specifications Any information about good monitors would be appreciated. And yes I have read through http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=308280. Thanks for the help. | ||
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nam nam
Sweden4672 Posts
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TheToast
United States4808 Posts
On April 21 2012 02:52 nam nam wrote: I don't know how simple this question is but I have two computers connected to an router, one with cable and one through the wireless. The problem I have is when someone starts the one connected through the cable it's throttles the internet to my wireless connection. Or more precisely it kills it, like I have no connection at all. If I wait a few minutes it usually starts up again and then everything works fine. Does anyone recognize this problem? I have tried a few things like assigning static ips, disabling power saving features as so on but I'm not really sure where the problem lies, if it's the router (dlink DIR-615) or the wireless card (Linksys AE1000) or something with the settings for my network on my computers. Maybe it's hard to say what the problem are but if someone could give me some pointers where to start looking it would be appreaciated. It's definetly a problem with the router, if it were an issue with the WiFi card on the PC there really shouldn't be any correlation with whether the other PC is on or not. Have you tried updating the router firmware? What about doing a settings reset on the router? Could just be a dying router, but those are worthwhile things to try first. | ||
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nam nam
Sweden4672 Posts
I do like new and shiny things so maybe that will be the road to go.  | ||
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alQahira
United States511 Posts
Load temp peaks at around 60 - 65, so I don't think it's a heat issue. Is it worth RMAing it? It was a new system when I installed the latest drivers, so I don't think there are any old driver files screwing things up. Any other suggestions? It is really not a problem right now, I'm just concerned that it means there will be worse problems down the road. | ||
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