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9800 Pro: Sudden death?

 
 
Top Secret
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      5th Dec 2004
I turned on my computer this morning and voila, nothing at all. Quickly
replacing the card with an older video card I had kicking around solved the
problem.

Is is unusual for a video card to fail this way? In all the years I've been
using computers I've never seen this happen.

RRT


 
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Kent_Diego
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      6th Dec 2004
I would suspect your power supply could be the problem.


 
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      6th Dec 2004
Of course, to conclusively identify your 9800 as the culprit, you will have
to reinsert it and ensure that the computer again fails to boot.

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"Top Secret" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I turned on my computer this morning and voila, nothing at all. Quickly
> replacing the card with an older video card I had kicking around solved

the
> problem.
>
> Is is unusual for a video card to fail this way? In all the years I've

been
> using computers I've never seen this happen.
>
> RRT
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Greg
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      6th Dec 2004
Try reseating your card and also make sure the extra power connection is
attached.

"Top Secret" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>I turned on my computer this morning and voila, nothing at all. Quickly
>replacing the card with an older video card I had kicking around solved the
>problem.
>
> Is is unusual for a video card to fail this way? In all the years I've
> been using computers I've never seen this happen.
>
> RRT
>



 
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Farkin.Bastage
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      6th Dec 2004
Top Secret wrote:
> I turned on my computer this morning and voila, nothing at all. Quickly
> replacing the card with an older video card I had kicking around solved the
> problem.
>
> Is is unusual for a video card to fail this way? In all the years I've been
> using computers I've never seen this happen.
>
> RRT
>
>


My 9800 Pro 256 suffered sudden death syndrome. Used the machine one
night for a couple of hours, no problems. Shut down, went to reboot the
nest morning, and nothing. It was totally dead. Troubleshooting soon
revealed it was the card. I RMA'd it to ATI and they sent me another one
under warranty.
 
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