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r_mazing
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Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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Just got a new pc at work with dual Lcds and whatever lcd is coming out of the second vid card looks like this: http://www.ausimages.com/view/2006-03-21/crap.JPG What is going on?
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| #0 03:13pm 21/03/06 |
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trog
AGN Admin
Posts: 18306
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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is that actually a screenshot taken from within windows ?
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| #1 03:23pm 21/03/06 |
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Lunch
Posts: 665
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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whatever lcd is coming out of the second vid card looks like this your running 2 vid cards in the same system, or whatever monitor is plugged into the 2nd vid port on the 1 card? |
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| #2 03:28pm 21/03/06 |
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r_mazing
Posts: 1002
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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im in windows and there are 2 vid cards in the one system.
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| #3 03:30pm 21/03/06 |
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Lunch
Posts: 666
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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ouch, looks like artifacts, but I guess I'd try and isolate the problem to make sure first.
Like swap cables to each monitor. Try running 1 monitor on the one card that seems to be artifacting. Double check refresh rates/change resolutions/drivers etc. |
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| #4 03:35pm 21/03/06 |
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scuzzy
Posts: 12041
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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If that's appearing on a SCREENSHOT of the desktop, then its likely to have less to do with the monitors and more to do with the video card drivers. Re-install them to start off with. Some monitors may have drivers, so re-install them too.
last edited by scuzzy at 15:39:10 21/Mar/06 |
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| #5 03:39pm 21/03/06 |
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r_mazing
Posts: 1003
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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Drivers re-installed, vid cards removed and rotated and the problem is still with the same card. Must just be a POS that needs replacing.
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| #6 03:54pm 21/03/06 |
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scuzzy
Posts: 12043
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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Yep, could have bad memory, I assume it's just a s***ty PCI card?
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| #7 03:59pm 21/03/06 |
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orbitor
Posts: 7064
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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vid card ram probably shagged
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| #8 04:00pm 21/03/06 |
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r_mazing
Posts: 1004
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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It says its an Inno3D GeForce 6600GT-PCI-Express. I have no idea if this is s*** or not but I'd trust my work to buy the cheap stuff.
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| #9 04:03pm 21/03/06 |
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infi
Posts: 3250
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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that looks real weird. tried running both monitors off one card?
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| #10 04:36pm 21/03/06 |
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koopz
Posts: 5722
Location: Queensland
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Drivers re-installed, vid cards removed and rotated and the problem is still with the same card. Must just be a POS that needs replacing. it's moments like this that I can't help but wonder - why doesn't Quiggle invoice us ~$45 :P the old online community that once knew more than our local pc store is long dead |
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| #11 08:39pm 21/03/06 |
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dafugg
Posts: 1279
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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five bucks says that's either faulty ram or a faulty ramdac. I've had almost the exact same corruption pattern with a faulty memory module on an s3 video card :)
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| #12 02:12am 22/03/06 |
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mooby
Posts: 3210
Location: UK
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Shouldnt that 6600 have a dual head? or analog and dvi? i run a agp 5500 with no problems.
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| #13 02:21am 22/03/06 |
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