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by jeremyrem
what version of windows?, how about tring to set the refresh rate goto display properties - Settings - Advanced - Adapter - Change Refresh Rate
if it still is happing it probly is your monitor, monitors have a average life expectency of 10,000 hours, less then that if it gets turned off and on alot or left on with no screen saver. Or Try giving it more ram by editing the bios.
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by william jay
Hello,
Sounds like a synchronization problem. BIOS settings are the likely culprit and solution. Try loading BIOS defaults to see how it goes.
Since AGP - 2x and - 4x are quite different electrically and because today's motherboard settings andBIOS features are very tricky to setup sometimes, and you forgot to inform us of the exact video card specs, as well as OS info, (we use several PCI and AGP2x and AGP4x versions of several video cards with that chipset), it is difficult to say with certainty which way to go for sure. . cheers.
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by carquiza
Hi,
All I can say is hardware compatibility problem have you check the graphic video card compatibility with the motherboard just browse to the internet and you will find out that some graphic cards won't give you a nice performance or there will be an error or driver problem. Hope help a bit.
Cheers,
Mel Arquiza
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