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Problem with ATI graphics
Purchased a ATI Radeon 9600 Pro I receieve a shaking of screen just like low resolution. I have tried all different resolutions without any success.Move speakers though they should not be a problem. Also it never happened with my previous card. (Nvidia).
Any ideas please.
Any ideas please.
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Might sound crazy, but trying running your monitor through the DVI port with the DVI to VGA adapter. I get strange interference on my 9500pro when I use the vga port. I moved it to the DVI and it fixed my problem. Just an idea.
It might be your monitor is unable to handle the resolution your card is outputting. Try setting to a lower, standard resolution and then increase until it happens again. This will at least identify what the problematic setting is.
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Thanks for everbodies input. It now turns out that the card is faulty and has been exchanged. I was told it was probably an oscilator problem
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Sorry you didn't get the answer you wanted. So what do you want to do with this question? You have a few options:
1) Click the "Accept Comment as Answer" link on an applicable comment, and grade accordingly
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Thanks!
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The actual card turned out to be faulty and has been replace.
Yes, I understand...but please finalize your question using one of the methods I listed above.
Thank you!
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Thank you!
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Well OK, if that's what you want to do...
Thanks for resolving the question and not letting it add to the backlog of thousands of "abandoned" questions here at EE.
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Thanks for resolving the question and not letting it add to the backlog of thousands of "abandoned" questions here at EE.
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http://www2.ati.com/drivers/wxp-w2k-catalyst-7-95-031028m-011774c.exe
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