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Old 02-06-2007, 05:45 PM
Christopher Pine
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Video Card problem??

I wanted to ask anyone who may know. I have an older amd k-6 500 mhz
machine that has an off and on problem of nothing being on the monitor when
you turn computer on. It has the little window bouncing around the screen
saying the monitor is working to check the connections.. I have checked and
all looks good. I can reboot and it works again. It is hit or miss.. Would
this be symptimatic of the video card going bad?


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Old 02-06-2007, 05:45 PM
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Re: Video Card problem??

I would try a different monitor first before sentencing the video card to
death.

Christopher Pine <nospamcpine522@comcast.net> wrote in message
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> I wanted to ask anyone who may know. I have an older amd k-6 500 mhz
> machine that has an off and on problem of nothing being on the monitor

when
> you turn computer on. It has the little window bouncing around the screen
> saying the monitor is working to check the connections.. I have checked

and
> all looks good. I can reboot and it works again. It is hit or miss..

Would
> this be symptimatic of the video card going bad?
>
>
> --
> Chris Pine
>
>
>
> Ever look at your watch then look away again and you don't know what time

it
> is?!
>
>



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Old 02-06-2007, 05:45 PM
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Re: Video Card problem??

I would try a different monitor first before sentencing the video card to
death.

Christopher Pine <nospamcpine522@comcast.net> wrote in message
news:xqmdnXeZqvcruWLcRVn-vQ@comcast.com...
> I wanted to ask anyone who may know. I have an older amd k-6 500 mhz
> machine that has an off and on problem of nothing being on the monitor

when
> you turn computer on. It has the little window bouncing around the screen
> saying the monitor is working to check the connections.. I have checked

and
> all looks good. I can reboot and it works again. It is hit or miss..

Would
> this be symptimatic of the video card going bad?
>
>
> --
> Chris Pine
>
>
>
> Ever look at your watch then look away again and you don't know what time

it
> is?!
>
>



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Re: Video Card problem??

I would try a different monitor first before sentencing the video card to
death.

Christopher Pine <nospamcpine522@comcast.net> wrote in message
news:xqmdnXeZqvcruWLcRVn-vQ@comcast.com...
> I wanted to ask anyone who may know. I have an older amd k-6 500 mhz
> machine that has an off and on problem of nothing being on the monitor

when
> you turn computer on. It has the little window bouncing around the screen
> saying the monitor is working to check the connections.. I have checked

and
> all looks good. I can reboot and it works again. It is hit or miss..

Would
> this be symptimatic of the video card going bad?
>
>
> --
> Chris Pine
>
>
>
> Ever look at your watch then look away again and you don't know what time

it
> is?!
>
>



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