Recent content by jznightmare

i think the problem is with your psu. I've experienced a similar problem once, i did not mind the problem until the computer won't turn on at all. it usually happens when your computer is doing heavy processing which eats a lot of power, which trips your psu to shutdown because it cannot...

it might be interference from other devices like speakers. try to relocate other devices that are near your tv, it might clear up those wavy lines that you see.

yeah it would run, definitely. I've been using a 9600 pro on a motherboard with sdram. the video card uses memory (in that case,ddr) that is in the card although it could use some of the system memory (sdr) and it will still work fine however there is a bottleneck.

i think so, even newer video cards now can damage your monitor.

when you turned your pc on, they you see windows boot or just black screen. maybe you should try re seating the card again, it might not be properly installed.

what version of nero are you using?

try if you could borrow memory sticks and try it in your pc. you should try removing first viruses and worms in your pc, it might be the cause but i doubt it. At least we could eliminate some factors that leads to your "strange crashes

could i ask the model of your video card?

I just had the card RMA'ed and i replaced the stock fan and heatsink with a vantec iceberg 4 pro. thanks for everyone's reply.

i would like to ask for suggestions on what aftermarket video card fan would fit my video card "Powercolor Radeon 9600 Pro EZ 128mb 8x tv/dvi 400/200" the fan is already dying, i tried adding oil and cleaning it but it has little effect on the rpm of the fan. it's only 5 months old and i'll try...

try checking all the connections again. how many watts is your power supply? your problem might be related to your psu. and what video card are you using? are you using one of those that require a "power dongle" to power up?

get ATI's "FireGL" series or Nvidia's "Quaddro" series since it works best with the applications mentioned above.

for applications like those that you mentioned it is better if ATI's "FireGL" series or Nvidia's "Quaddro" series are used since those cards are made for those kinds of applications.

i think the "PRO" thing you're probably talking about is the "AGP PRO slot" but you won't see those slots nowadays and based from the pc specs that you have given, your slot is not an "AGP PRO slot" but an ordinary agp slot. and yes the radeon 9600 pro would work on the pc and the slot. im...

disable the onboard video and uninstall the drivers remove the pci card and uninstall the drivers then install your card and drivers.