Just found this board and thought as Ive done verything else it was worth giving it a bash.
My problems started when on Friday I got a new Geforce 4 Ti4200 128Mb graphics card from Novatech, made by Leadtek.
Once intstalled I was getting a sort of interferance apperance on the screen.
My old card was GeForce 2 MX 400 64Mb and I had no problems there. I put the old card back in and it showed no problems.
I took the new GF4 card to an independant PC engineer to check on his PC and it was fine. The interferance effect appears even before Windows starts, on the start up black screen, which discounts any WinXP or driver issues.
I've run out of ideas? please can anyone help!!
My PC Spec
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ATX Case
350W PSU
AMD Athlon XP2000+ @ 1.66Ghz
Sis 735 Motherboard (K7S5A version 1.0)
Soundblaster Live!
x2 PC2100 256Mb RAM @ 512Mb DDR RAM
Philips 15" TFT Flat Panel Display
x2 H/D 50Gb
Memorex CD-RW
Floppy Drive
External USB Hub
Windows XP Pro (no service packs)
NVIDI driver 4072
Latest BIOS upgrade to 021001
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My problems started when on Friday I got a new Geforce 4 Ti4200 128Mb graphics card from Novatech, made by Leadtek.
Once intstalled I was getting a sort of interferance apperance on the screen.
My old card was GeForce 2 MX 400 64Mb and I had no problems there. I put the old card back in and it showed no problems.
I took the new GF4 card to an independant PC engineer to check on his PC and it was fine. The interferance effect appears even before Windows starts, on the start up black screen, which discounts any WinXP or driver issues.
I've run out of ideas? please can anyone help!!
My PC Spec
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ATX Case
350W PSU
AMD Athlon XP2000+ @ 1.66Ghz
Sis 735 Motherboard (K7S5A version 1.0)
Soundblaster Live!
x2 PC2100 256Mb RAM @ 512Mb DDR RAM
Philips 15" TFT Flat Panel Display
x2 H/D 50Gb
Memorex CD-RW
Floppy Drive
External USB Hub
Windows XP Pro (no service packs)
NVIDI driver 4072
Latest BIOS upgrade to 021001
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