Recent content by Grint2007

I've got an annoying problem with ATITool that I want resolved. I've got a EVGA Nvidia Geforce 6600 LE 256 Mb memory, and ATITool Version 26. ATiTool works just fine with my Radeon X1050, but the problem is, it only has shader 2.0 and my Geforce has a 3.0 So, when I use ATITool with my Geforce...

Well, in the process of trying to figure out all this other crap, I've fitted it with a new fan, It should do the trick, and not shake it half as much... But, also, the fan before, when ever the power to the PSU was disconnected and Reconnected, the fan did spin at 100% speed, and was Spinning...

I didn't mention this before, but I did have a bit of a problematic fan. one of the blades on the fan had broken. Gave my finger a right nasty cut, Hehe. But you know how when fans are a bit broken, they shake wildly? Could that have been the culprit? Maybe making the CPU shake a bit too much...

Yeah, we'll see how it goes. I do have access to a machine that blows pure air into anything. It's quite powerful as well. Cleaned out my 360 to almost new. Should have seen how much dust was in it. It's an 8 hour drive for access (Grandpa has it..) but I'll see about heading to him for some...

I did. Everything unplugged. But for some reason, I've plugged back in the original PSU and if works fine now, the only problem is, I've read that others have had the same problems, and everything has screwed up like my computer. Then eventually it worked for them. But a few hours or even weeks...

Well, I've discovered something. After sticking my other PSU in, everything unplugged, it worked. The power light went on, the PSU fan turned on. But the strange thing is, this is the PSU that the computer screwed up with in the first place. Wtf?

No, nothing works. The fans don't spin, the hard drives dont work, nothing. Could it even be my Power Switch?

Tried it from another outlet, no extension cord, I've tried unplugging everything aside from the actual Mobo, still. Nothing. I'm about to try another PSU to see if that works, and then I'll report back, But I still don't know

I have not actually tried that, I might try that now to see, but I dunno..

Nothing at all is on. There is no light on the PSU to tell em whether it's working or not... Even with my other PSU, no lights or anything. Is there a chance that both of my Power Supplies are dead?

It's one of the newer models, newer as in it's about 3 years old. It's a compaq Presario SR1811NX to be specific, and yes it does need the 4 pin for the CPU. I'm actually wondering if it could be the Mobo, or the CPU. But it seems unlikely that it would be working fine one second, then the next...

I've done everything that would cause it to not work. I've turned on the switch at the wall, turned on the switch on the PSU, and I've actually amde sure it is plugged into the mobo, so I've got no clue what it could be..

So I recently got this problem with one of my PC's. It has been working fine ever since we got it about 3 years ago (So it's not TOO old) Just today, it was running fine, then...dead... Completely stopped working. Monitor turned off, fans stopped moving, hdd stopped working, everything except...

So I have a question about my 9550. I actually asked a question recently about why my card froze at 500 Mhz. It was answered in full detail, But I want to know: If I decrease the size of the Mhz of the Memory clock, would that allow me to increase the Core Clock? Or is 480 Mhz as high as the ATI...

I'll check it out.