VPU Recover - graphics server crash

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4. November 2005 - 14:24
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have big trouble with it. after a short time of playing Q3, Q4, VPU Recover restarting vid server or hang computer with black screen. was trying many solutions but any of them helped. i installed the newest catalyst drivers, motheboard drivers and still no solution ....

there is my cfg - maybe someone can help :-k

Microsoft Windows XP Professional v 5.1.2600 Service Pack 2 2600
MB A7N8X-E
x86 Family 6 Model 10 Stepping 0 AuthenticAMD ~2191 Mhz
BIOS Phoenix Technologies, LTD ASUS A7N8X-E Deluxe ACPI BIOS Rev 1013, 2004-11-12 SMBIOS 2.2
RAM 1 024,00 MB
Sapphire Radeon 9600 Pro Atlantis 128MB
NVIDIA(R) nForce(TM) MCP Audio Processing Unit (Dolby(R) Digital)

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4. November 2005 - 16:17
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are you overclocking ?

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4. November 2005 - 16:33
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overclocked only CPU but not GPU or ram
[CPU is overclocked from the beginning]

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4. November 2005 - 16:34
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agree with WAX. overclocking is your problem.

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4. November 2005 - 19:16
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Overclocking is not necessarily the problem....

I had a similar problem and it turned out to be a bad motherboard. You also might want to check that the Fan on your video card still works, and that your case fans are not caked with dust. Could also be a power supply problem.

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4. November 2005 - 20:15
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STARLESS )NWC( wrote:

Overclocking is not necessarily the problem....

I had a similar problem and it turned out to be a bad motherboard. You also might want to check that the Fan on your video card still works, and that your case fans are not caked with dust. Could also be a power supply problem.

good advice, the basic prob is more than likely overheating

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4. November 2005 - 23:58
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Yupp...

Overheating is a menace!
Problem is to prevent...
Wasp.Terminator knows about cooling. Perhaps he has got some tip to share?

Bättre pissa i stuprännan än stupa i pissrännan !

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5. November 2005 - 0:01
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Heat didnt want to show off but he is using some mean watercooling machine Tongue Maybe you forgot to turn it on again like it happened the other day ? Tongue

Anyway it must be overHEATed if it happened to him :twisted:

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5. November 2005 - 0:25
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this might sound stupid, but it sounds like the same problem my dad had when he played q4/q3...have u tryed installin the 2nd from latest graphics driver???

he had a radeon too Tongue

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5. November 2005 - 0:41
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CRAWLER wrote:

....when he played q4/q3...have u tryed installin the 2nd from latest graphics driver???

he had a radeon too Tongue

i installed catalyst driver 5-10_xp-2k_dd_ccc_wdm_enu_27256.exe and trouble started ...
now im using old driver anyway it didnt helped too

i dont think its overHEATed, my cover is always open

@Vanguard
im not using watercooling anymore PAL

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5. November 2005 - 12:19
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Uninstall ALL the old drivers for your graphic card then install fresh clean drivers.
GL

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