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GPU problems i think


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scottieGstring

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Hey everyone, I have had this problem where all the pixels in windows and stuff go all wonky. I have a ATI radeon 9800 pro and i have the new drivers but im still having this problem.


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Have you tried uninstalling the graphics card from devie manager and rebooting?

How long have you had this problem now?
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ya i tried uninstalling all my drivers with driver cleaner pro or whatever and installing them again but same problem was still occuring.
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You should try to update your graphics card drivers too.
It really looks like a faulty card, I've seen that a couple of times, but it could also be that your card is overheated.
You can check the graphics card temp. with SpeedFan (they shouldn't be higher than 35 deg celcius), you should also open up your rig and try cleaning your GPU cooler (an air compresser should be quite effective, if you touch the card watch out that your grounded first), and make sure that there is at least one slot empty next to the card so it can get cooled effiently.

good luck my friend. :whistling:
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i wouldnt suggest use an air compressor because often they can spit alot or even a bit of water form the nozzel.

go out and buy a can of compressed air and clean it with that.

and more than often your card will be hotter than 35 C once it is being used i have seen some get really hot so dont be surprised if it is higher than 35 C

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ya others from other forums have said that its probably a cooling issue, and yes i have updated my drivers plenty of times since this occurance
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can you post some specs for us?

including some system specs?

what PSU are you using and what is its rating?

as in temps of your GPU, CPU, Motherboard and anythign else would be great
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ahhh that requires me to work :whistling:... k i'll get some specs sometime or another im kinda busy this week and weekend, im going to a wedding and helping set it up and stuff so it might be 3 days or a week or so till get them in
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