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Problem With GA-7VT600(-L) and Graphic Cards
Hello i am a newbee here, i am sorry if i bother you , i have the following PC Parts GA-7VT600(-L) motherboard with bios version F6 AMD Athlon XP 2600+ System memory 1G RAM NVIDIA GeForce 7800 GS (256MB) so my problem is that i have changed 2 graphic cards. I had a Geforce 6600 and some day my monitor had the indication NO SYNC so when i took it to a store to look at it they told me that the Graphic Card was dead!!! so what a chance to change my card , so i bought 7800 GS the best for AGP i assume. After noticing that when my PC was shuting down , in the last second of powering off i heard each time a noise like when a wooden door need some oil. hehe... and the problem was that when i turned on the PC , the displat settings sometimes where changed and sometimes where not. After 6 days of doing that the same problem NO SYNC in my monitor. I went to the store where i bought the card and because it was in the warranty they give me one new, telling me that the previous was dead not even the fan was moving. Now i have the same problem and i am concerned if my AGP slot has some problem and burs my cards. It is any program to see if i have a problem with my motherboard. Or sb that can tell me something?? Thank you in advance... Roberto from Greece... -- Roberto Panagos ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Roberto Panagos's Profile: http://www.futurehardware.in/member.php?userid=767 View this thread: http://www.futurehardware.in/showthread.php?t=570309 Future Hardware - http://www.futurehardware.in |
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Problem With GA-7VT600(-L) and Graphic Cards
"Roberto Panagos" wrote in message ... Hello i am a newbee here, i am sorry if i bother you , i have the following PC Parts GA-7VT600(-L) motherboard with bios version F6 AMD Athlon XP 2600+ System memory 1G RAM NVIDIA GeForce 7800 GS (256MB) so my problem is that i have changed 2 graphic cards. I had a Geforce 6600 and some day my monitor had the indication NO SYNC so when i took it to a store to look at it they told me that the Graphic Card was dead!!! so what a chance to change my card , so i bought 7800 GS the best for AGP i assume. After noticing that when my PC was shuting down , in the last second of powering off i heard each time a noise like when a wooden door need some oil. hehe... and the problem was that when i turned on the PC , the displat settings sometimes where changed and sometimes where not. After 6 days of doing that the same problem NO SYNC in my monitor. I went to the store where i bought the card and because it was in the warranty they give me one new, telling me that the previous was dead not even the fan was moving. Now i have the same problem and i am concerned if my AGP slot has some problem and burs my cards. It is any program to see if i have a problem with my motherboard. Or sb that can tell me something?? Hard to say. Can you tell where the noise is coming from, (make sure you turn off the speakers first)? Some HDDs make a click or clunk noise when parking the heads on shutdown, but provided this noise doesn't get any louder and the sectors on the disc check out OK, this isn't a problem. I would look at the HDD first. Usually non moving parts don't make those kinds of noises, (high pitched whines if anything). Rus Scandisk, or if you are using XP run Chkdsk from the Command Prompt. If you get a message telling you to run chkdsk /f, do that but make sure you backup your data first. I would run Chkdsk /r, as this command will check the entire disk, not just the file system. Just because the fan is working on the old card it doesn't mean the graphics card itself is working. The motherboard could be failing, in which case you would need to buld another PC - In any case make sure you have copies of your data. Ideally you need another PC to swap parts and check for function. Hope this helps. |
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Problem With GA-7VT600(-L) and Graphic Cards
Tnx fondue , About the noise the speakers are off , because i though about that, as for the HDD it isn't from there. Because the noise is comming from the card itself...!!!! I have made tests that you told me, in read only mode. Copies of my data i have because my data i have it in an external 500G HDD. Another question if i built a PC in 1 month , it's good to keep my 7800 GS and the new motherboard to have both AGP & PCI-Ex slots? Thank you again for your information fondue!!! -- Roberto Panagos ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Roberto Panagos's Profile: http://www.futurehardware.in/member.php?userid=767 View this thread: http://www.futurehardware.in/showthread.php?t=570309 Future Hardware - http://www.futurehardware.in |
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Problem With GA-7VT600(-L) and Graphic Cards
"Roberto Panagos" wrote in message ... Tnx fondue , About the noise the speakers are off , because i though about that, as for the HDD it isn't from there. Because the noise is comming from the card itself...!!!! As I say, apart from fan related noise, I can't imagine how a graphics card could make that sound. Though does the GS have a fan? I thought the GS range was fanless. If everything works though it shouldn't be a problem. I have made tests that you told me, in read only mode. Copies of my data i have because my data i have it in an external 500G HDD. Another question if i built a PC in 1 month , it's good to keep my 7800 GS and the new motherboard to have both AGP & PCI-Ex slots? I suppose if you are happy with the AGP 7800GS, why not. Having said that are there motherboards available with both slots? Generally the PCIe slot for a graphics card is physically different from the standard PCIe slot, as well as data transfer rates 1x for a standard PCIe and up to 16x for high performance graphics cards. http://us.st11.yimg.com/us.st.yimg.c..._1933_58376456. I would run chkdsk /r, just to check the disk and make sure it has no bad sectors. You will need to reboot. After chkdsk finishes, go into Computer management / Event Viewer / Application, and look for the last entry named Winlogon under the Source column. Here you can see if there are any bad sectors etc.. If you go to your the website for your brand of hard disk drive, there is usually diagnostic software available for download. A program called Speedfan would help you check the temperatures of your CPU and the voltages. It can also check the SMART status of your HDD http://www.almico.com/speedfan.php. You could try another program called Prime95 http://www.mersenne.org/freesoft.htm which will stress your CPU/memory It might be better to buy a cheap second hand PC, then spend some time researching what you would like in your new PC. Good luck! |
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Problem With GA-7VT600(-L) and Graphic Cards
Power Supply??
Newer Video cards need a lot more power and a power supply close to its specs can spike. "Roberto Panagos" wrote in message ... Hello i am a newbee here, i am sorry if i bother you , i have the following PC Parts GA-7VT600(-L) motherboard with bios version F6 AMD Athlon XP 2600+ System memory 1G RAM NVIDIA GeForce 7800 GS (256MB) so my problem is that i have changed 2 graphic cards. I had a Geforce 6600 and some day my monitor had the indication NO SYNC so when i took it to a store to look at it they told me that the Graphic Card was dead!!! so what a chance to change my card , so i bought 7800 GS the best for AGP i assume. After noticing that when my PC was shuting down , in the last second of powering off i heard each time a noise like when a wooden door need some oil. hehe... and the problem was that when i turned on the PC , the displat settings sometimes where changed and sometimes where not. After 6 days of doing that the same problem NO SYNC in my monitor. I went to the store where i bought the card and because it was in the warranty they give me one new, telling me that the previous was dead not even the fan was moving. Now i have the same problem and i am concerned if my AGP slot has some problem and burs my cards. It is any program to see if i have a problem with my motherboard. Or sb that can tell me something?? Thank you in advance... Roberto from Greece... -- Roberto Panagos ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Roberto Panagos's Profile: http://www.futurehardware.in/member.php?userid=767 View this thread: http://www.futurehardware.in/showthread.php?t=570309 Future Hardware - http://www.futurehardware.in |
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