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Where you gaming or anything when this happened?2ndWonderYes --Game Developer Tycoon (small 2D game).
Well shit! That sucks. Lmao. How do I check that? If it's possible, that is.Sounds like it could be bad memory on the GPU.
Postmortem123
[QUOTE="Postmortem123"]Well shit! That sucks. Lmao. How do I check that? If it's possible, that is.Sounds like it could be bad memory on the GPU.
ShaineTheNerd
It's just a possibility.
Does it look like this?
Well shit! That sucks. Lmao. How do I check that? If it's possible, that is.[QUOTE="ShaineTheNerd"][QUOTE="Postmortem123"]
Sounds like it could be bad memory on the GPU.
Postmortem123
It's just a possibility.
Does it look like this?
Yes! That's it right there.Yeah it's a memory problem, I had it with my 5870. You can fix it by forcing your card to run at 3D memory clocks. Or just RMA it.
Which I easier, and how do I go about doing that?Yeah it's a memory problem, I had it with my 5870. You can fix it by forcing your card to run at 3D memory clocks. Or just RMA it.
Postmortem123
I think I read that it was actually a design issue with the card's memory that the drivers sometimes failed to circumvent (with the 5870 anyways).Yeah it's a memory problem, I had it with my 5870. You can fix it by forcing your card to run at 3D memory clocks. Or just RMA it.
Postmortem123
[QUOTE="Postmortem123"]Which I easier, and how do I go about doing that?Yeah it's a memory problem, I had it with my 5870. You can fix it by forcing your card to run at 3D memory clocks. Or just RMA it.
ShaineTheNerd
Catalyst control center has an overclock tool built in under the performance tab.
I think I read that it was actually a design issue with the card's memory that the drivers sometimes failed to circumvent (with the 5870 anyways). Well XFX accepted mine for RMA. XFX suck though and wouldn't replace it, they just gave me £100 off one of their other cards. I'll never buy XFX again.[QUOTE="Postmortem123"]
Yeah it's a memory problem, I had it with my 5870. You can fix it by forcing your card to run at 3D memory clocks. Or just RMA it.
topgunmv
[QUOTE="Postmortem123"]Which I easier, and how do I go about doing that? It's probably best just to RMA it. How long have you had the card?Yeah it's a memory problem, I had it with my 5870. You can fix it by forcing your card to run at 3D memory clocks. Or just RMA it.
ShaineTheNerd
[QUOTE="ShaineTheNerd"][QUOTE="Postmortem123"]Which I easier, and how do I go about doing that? It's probably best just to RMA it. How long have you had the card? Bought it on 8/9.Yeah it's a memory problem, I had it with my 5870. You can fix it by forcing your card to run at 3D memory clocks. Or just RMA it.
Postmortem123
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