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Miscellaneous => Spam => Topic started by: Loaded on June 15, 2007, 08:33:19 AM
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Now that I got all of your attention... Just stopping by to say hi. ;)
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Now that I got all of your attention... Just stopping by to say hi. ;)
We love you too loaded haha
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I dont know you but have heard alot about you, HI.
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Hi, how's it going?
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PAWPAW!!!
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zomg, finally someone to help me with my new problems involving my computer! Praise allah he's back!
LOADED, HEELP!
why is my monitor all gay looking??!? I have latest drivers for my dual ATI 9700 PRO vid cards, i tried another monitor, it's not the monitor. It just randomly crapped out on me, and the fans are working normally. HEELP!
http://img180.imageshack.us/my.php?image=monitor2mk9.jpg
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ZomicoW! Loaded! :o
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Hello back you fools.
Wasserfaller.. . Bad news, 99% sure your card has bad RAM by the looks of that pic... Did you over clock? Guess it doesn't matter, the card is shot anyhow.
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i don't even know how to overclock, there are two cards in it, so half of the screen is okay now, but the right side is completely fucked up. After installing the latest drivers, only the right side is jacked up, should i take out one of them and remove the faulty one(i don't know how to find out which one is messed up), or should i just buy another AGP card?
Would there be any sort of problems i would run into when removing both cards (they're in "crossfire mode") and replacing it with a single video card?
here's what the screen looks like now.
http://img237.imageshack.us/my.php?image=screentc7.png
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hey there loaded, how are ya? Stop messing with our forum please!! ;)
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i don't even know how to overclock, there are two cards in it, so half of the screen is okay now, but the right side is completely fucked up. After installing the latest drivers, only the right side is jacked up, should i take out one of them and remove the faulty one(i don't know how to find out which one is messed up), or should i just buy another AGP card?
Would there be any sort of problems i would run into when removing both cards (they're in "crossfire mode") and replacing it with a single video card?
here's what the screen looks like now.
http://img237.imageshack.us/my.php?image=screentc7.png
Thought you was getting a new one anyways
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Hello Loaded, nice to see you.
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Have you tried to change resolutions? refresh rate? color depth?
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Thought you was getting a new one anyways
I am, but everyone else uses this computer, so i would like to fix it.
"Have you tried to change resolutions? refresh rate? color depth?"
Well, everyone else told me it was a graphics card problem, so i was looking at just replacing it instead of messing with stuff like that, especially when i don't know how to change those anyway.
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hello again to the new hellos.
Wasserfaller.. . What drivers are you running? I know there has been problems with 7.5 and 7.4s running in crossfire, so i would go to 7.3s, AMD has really messed up things after taking over ATI. But I have to say you have me very lost when you say you have 9700 cards running in crossfire mode, how is that possible? It was my understanding that crossfire was only able to be ran on x1000s cards or is it 100 series and 1000s series. In any case I have no clue what is going on if it isn't the drivers and or a bad card.
I would do the driver down grade 1st to 7.3 and if that doesn't work Yes remove one card at a time and see what one is still giving the bad screen and if get a bad full screen then you know it is that card.
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hello again to the new hellos.
Wasserfaller.. . What drivers are you running? I know there has been problems with 7.5 and 7.4s running in crossfire, so i would go to 7.3s, AMD has really messed up things after taking over ATI. But I have to say you have me very lost when you say you have 9700 cards running in crossfire mode, how is that possible? It was my understanding that crossfire was only able to be ran on x1000s cards or is it 100 series and 1000s series. In any case I have no clue what is going on if it isn't the drivers and or a bad card.
I would do the driver down grade 1st to 7.3 and if that doesn't work Yes remove one card at a time and see what one is still giving the bad screen and if get a bad full screen then you know it is that card.
sorry for late response, yeah i've got dual 9700 Pro cards, i'm pretty sure it was the first card offered in Crossfire mode, i'm posative there's two because the one time i opened my computer my friend pointed both of them out. My parents went to bestbuy to go buy an outdated ATI video card, something like an ATI 1050 or something, a cheap one that'll do the trick. It has to be AGP i guess, and they're not too common.
I'm ordering mine on tuesday or wednesday, so hopefully i don't have any problems installing drivers for that one either since it comes without an OS.
One question though, when i'm taking out the Dual 9700 Pro's, do i just uninstall the ATI catalyst control center and all other drivers, turn compy off, physically take out cards, replace with an ATI 1050, turn on compy, install drivers and voila? Or is there something else i need to do...?
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yeah pretty much that's what you do