got new GeForce 8600GTS graphics card and now comp is all messed up
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Masonx77
, Dec 25 2007 09:10 PM
#1
Posted 25 December 2007 - 09:10 PM
#2
Posted 25 December 2007 - 10:26 PM
Some detailed information about my computer will be handy for those who decide to help me, so here it goes.
Motherboard = ASUS m2npv-vm
Processor = AMD ATHLON 64 X2 5000+
RAM = 2X 1024 DDRS-SDRAM
Graphics Card = GeForce 8600GTS
Now. upon the video card being fully hooked up and installed to my computer, I tried a few games, the graphics in the games went completely wrong, textures altered, colors were messed up, then the computer locks up. once it locks up I am forced to restart the system because even the task manager won't come up. My computer locked up at one point then the onboard speaker for the motherboard made a constant and steady beep until i restarted the system again, the beep only happened once but it worried me none the less. Now that I've supplied additional information hopefully we can shed some light on this matter. Thank you
Motherboard = ASUS m2npv-vm
Processor = AMD ATHLON 64 X2 5000+
RAM = 2X 1024 DDRS-SDRAM
Graphics Card = GeForce 8600GTS
Now. upon the video card being fully hooked up and installed to my computer, I tried a few games, the graphics in the games went completely wrong, textures altered, colors were messed up, then the computer locks up. once it locks up I am forced to restart the system because even the task manager won't come up. My computer locked up at one point then the onboard speaker for the motherboard made a constant and steady beep until i restarted the system again, the beep only happened once but it worried me none the less. Now that I've supplied additional information hopefully we can shed some light on this matter. Thank you
#3
Posted 25 December 2007 - 11:54 PM
Hello Masonx77,
Ax
Yes, a defective card could cause your computer to receive a STOP ERROR (Blue Screen of Death), which under default settings would make your computer automatically restart. Either way, after this point, the computer is no longer able to function without a restart. Try getting a replacement and see if that works.I was thinking that merely the Graphics card is defective, but if it were defective would that really be the cause of the automatic shutdown of my system?
Ax
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