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- Sep 7, 2003
Ended up being a driver issue after all. Don't I feel like an idiot.
I'm thinking its my video card, but I'm not positive.
From time to time either the screen will become garbled to the point of no recognition, or a row of pixels will turn off on my monitor. Its as thick as two lines of text in this post. Its just a black line.
If I take a screen shot, the picture shows up fine, so its only what is being projected to me.
It happens when I am at stock, or overclocked, and regardless of refresh rates. I doubt its my monitor.
I have seen a pattern when it happens. It only happens when my screen goes from one thing, to a complete other.
For example, if I was on my desktop, that might be all white, and it has to instantly go from that, to all black in a full screen program, it might screw up. I usually have to restart, or sometime I can just go back to where I was previously and it'll be fine.
I'm thinking this its my TI 4200, but has anyone ever had this problem? I havn't until now. :/
I'm thinking its my video card, but I'm not positive.
From time to time either the screen will become garbled to the point of no recognition, or a row of pixels will turn off on my monitor. Its as thick as two lines of text in this post. Its just a black line.
If I take a screen shot, the picture shows up fine, so its only what is being projected to me.
It happens when I am at stock, or overclocked, and regardless of refresh rates. I doubt its my monitor.
I have seen a pattern when it happens. It only happens when my screen goes from one thing, to a complete other.
For example, if I was on my desktop, that might be all white, and it has to instantly go from that, to all black in a full screen program, it might screw up. I usually have to restart, or sometime I can just go back to where I was previously and it'll be fine.
I'm thinking this its my TI 4200, but has anyone ever had this problem? I havn't until now. :/
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