I am wondering if it is just the 32 meg cards that are affected or the 64 ones werent. If it is then it looks to be a design flaw. ATI should replace them for free. Anyone with a 64 meg card that were getting screen pixelations as well and had to replace them???
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Technical Issues / were (are) the 64 meg Radeon 9200 cards affected as well?
July 18, 2006, 05:13:36 PM #2
Technical Issues / Re: graphics problem...not sure its the same thing
July 18, 2006, 04:31:43 PM
hrmm. hope u r right. i'll upgrade the card. might give a perofrmance boost withthe extra ram anyway.
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Technical Issues / graphics problem...not sure its the same thing
July 17, 2006, 09:02:45 PM
I've read the overheating issue. I dont think I have that problem. It started recently when the screen would get pixelated....lines would appear, disappear and reappear in diff spots...all in the meantime my pc is frozen. I have to reboot by doing a hard reset....aka holding the power button down. When I turn it on again, sometimes it comes on....sometimes I have to move the screen up and down or press certain parts around the laptop hard. Then it would boot up again...it happens a lot now. I thought it was my cheapy memory but I've had the memory since I bought the laptop and upgraded the memory. I just want to know if it really is the graphics card. Is that what most ppl have problems with. Anyone replaced the grpahics card ? Did it fix the problem completely?
I dont think my graphics card overheated or melted anything b/c if it did it wouldnt be booting up any longer. it stays fine for quite a few hours sometimes, and sometimes for no more than 1 hour.
I dont think my graphics card overheated or melted anything b/c if it did it wouldnt be booting up any longer. it stays fine for quite a few hours sometimes, and sometimes for no more than 1 hour.
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