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wubo

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  • Birthday Jun 30, 1995

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  1. Thanks for all the help, even though the problem still remains. I wont bake it since I dont want to end up having both a gpu and an oven that dont work. I will probably buy HD 7850 1 gb, any known issues with that card? will it work with msi p67A-c45 B3 motherboard?
  2. Damn as I thought I have read about "baking" gpu in an oven, anyone here tested that? Anyway seems like I need to buy a new gpu. Which should I get? I dont think I need as much power as gtx570, any ideas?
  3. I have tried that now, tested 3 different versions and the problem still remains. It seems like the gpu is not recognised as when I look in windows managment console it says standard vga adapter. But the screen is connected with DVI and there is no built-in graphic on the motherboard. also the screen now contains alot of white lines:
  4. Thanks for all advices However, this card have never been overclocked, always been "normal" clockspeeds. In windows management control it says: "this device have stopped since a problem have been reported. (code: 43)" I googled code 43 and one 1 forum it says that it means hardware failure...
  5. Tested that and run a game and it crashed. For some reason I am stuck with 640x480, and I cant change it...
  6. Yes, first I updated them, and then I have made clean reinstalls once or twice.
  7. Hello Today I was playing a game when all of a sudden my display started to blink. Shortly after that the game froze and then crashed. I didn´t thought it was anything so I just launched the game again, made it trough the login-screen, but as soon as 3D-models was starting to load, the game crashed again. So I launched again and same thing happened again, this time however the whole computer froze and I had to "force reboot" (I dont what it is called when you press down the powerbutton for 2 seconds). So windows boots up, I login and then the computer gets bluescreen and turns off immediately. So I disengage my computer, takes out the GPU and replaces it with an old GPU my parents have. I Start my computer and since the graphic drivers dont match, windows boots in lower screen resolution. And now I can login so I uninstall everything that says Nvidia, turns of the computer and put my GPU back in it. I boot, make it trough login and then install the newest driver. Reboot and the computer crash. I boot again and now it works. So to figure out if the problems are solved I launch a game and it crashes and before the whole display starts to freak out I can see a warning message saying something like; "Nvidia drivers have stopped working and have been reseted". Not 100% sure what it said, because it was only readable for like 1 second. And then the screen starts to blink and then turn black and then the computer restarts. After a couple of more boot-up crashes I finally made it throug the whole login process and swiftly changed the screen resolution from 1920x1080 to 1280x720 and since then no crashes, as long as I dont put any load on the GPU. So is my poor GTX 570 slowly dying or is it anything I can do? * sorry for much text, but I just want to tell you what have happened and what I have done. ** also sorry for my not so awesome english. B)
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