VGA Trouble - Need Help

hul2000

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My VGA is a Nvidia Ge-Force FX 5200 128 MB.
My PC is a P4 2.2GHz, 768 MB Ram, GigaByte Mother Board and 40GB HDD.

I have NFS Most Wanted installed.
It was working fine until yesterday. When I start the game the graphics looked like this

nfsmw002.jpg


I thought it was a problem in the game.
But when I tested the "Direct 3D Test" from "Dxdiag", the Cube with DirectX logo looked like it has been pixelized.
All the other functions of the computer ware normal. I even watched a movie (the output mode of the player was set to DirectX)

When I rebooted the computer to see if the problem resolved, the Monitor turns off and I get the "no signal" message from the monitor.
So I opened the CPU and removed the VGA and put it back. Then the Computer worked fine.

My problem is was this caused by a loose connection, a trouble with the VGA or a software trouble?
 

randiljosh

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hul2000 said:
My VGA is a Nvidia Ge-Force FX 5200 128 MB.
My PC is a P4 2.2GHz, 768 MB Ram, GigaByte Mother Board and 40GB HDD.

I have NFS Most Wanted installed.
It was working fine until yesterday. When I start the game the graphics looked like this

nfsmw002.jpg


I thought it was a problem in the game.
But when I tested the "Direct 3D Test" from "Dxdiag", the Cube with DirectX logo looked like it has been pixelized.
All the other functions of the computer ware normal. I even watched a movie (the output mode of the player was set to DirectX)

When I rebooted the computer to see if the problem resolved, the Monitor turns off and I get the "no signal" message from the monitor.
So I opened the CPU and removed the VGA and put it back. Then the Computer worked fine.

My problem is was this caused by a loose connection, a trouble with the VGA or a software trouble?

I think the problem is with ur vga....u don't over clock ur vga i hope.....also try whether ur vga cooling system is working properly.....also try clean ur agp slot and vga for better connection...i don't think it's good 2 work like that on ur vga
 

hul2000

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randiljosh said:
I think the problem is with ur vga....u don't over clock ur vga i hope.....also try whether ur vga cooling system is working properly.....also try clean ur agp slot and vga for better connection...i don't think it's good 2 work like that on ur vga

No, I don't overclock.
What should I do to this problem?
 

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hul2000 said:
No, I don't overclock.
What should I do to this problem?
hmmm i think u should clean ur agp slot and ur vga for better connection...is it still in da warranty period????if so don't do anything go and chage ur vga
 

hul2000

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randiljosh said:
hmmm i think u should clean ur agp slot and ur vga for better connection...is it still in da warranty period????if so don't do anything go and chage ur vga

Yes. It still has Warranty.
 

Anusha

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a driver issue can cause it. but if it was working until yesterday, then maybe something else is the problem. maybe the vga card is dying? :-S
 

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    Anusha said:
    a driver issue can cause it. but if it was working until yesterday, then maybe something else is the problem. maybe the vga card is dying? :-S
    yeah machan but still that may be a driver issue i think he should reinstall the driver :D
     

    hul2000

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    Anusha said:
    a driver issue can cause it. but if it was working until yesterday, then maybe something else is the problem. maybe the vga card is dying? :-S

    It's only 5 months since I bought it. So, could it be a problem with my mother board?