ehh help mee

beretta92f · #1 10-03-2006

so basically it jsut recently started happening. I reinstalled my software for my graphics card and it only fixed it for a day... and now its back to this..

here are my stats...

thats everythig i think your gonna need to help me fix it, if you need the dxdiag report or anything like that just ask me...

beretta92f · #2 10-03-2006

extra info and examples...

chrisharper23 · #3 10-04-2006

Thats a video card problem, most likely going out. From working as a DELL notebook repair technician, I believe verticle lines is bad! Like the video card is dying, horizontal lines is something else, hell its been a while, but if Im right than verticle lines is bad, if Im wrong my bad, its 6am I can't think straight, lol

Homizide · #4 10-04-2006

Verticale = bad, and it means the card is going out or some how a short hit it but it didnt crash....

Godsend · #5 10-05-2006

time to start looking for a new vcard, that one won't last much longer.
vertical lines are a sign the card is failing and not transmitting the signal correctly. hope it wasn't expensive.

beretta92f · #6 10-05-2006

lol no, it was a radeon 9800 pro from 2-3 years ago, so i figured i would be needing a new card anyways... sigh, need a new hard drive (cuse i only have 80 gigs total =/ ), more memory(want more then a gig total), and another video card.... sigh.. so much for buying a new paintball gun =(
thanks guys

Homizide · #7 10-05-2006

umm do you live by sactown? or in cali?

beretta92f · #8 10-06-2006

lol i live in southern cali (idk if that is close to sactown or not because ive never heard of it or if it is even a real city)... basically like 40-45 miles from LA

Homizide · #9 10-07-2006

ohhh sactown = sacramento (its like 2 hours away from San Fransisco) cuz I was gonna say you could come and get my graphics card but ya live to far away.

RoadKill · #10 10-07-2006

I live in socal also but im in victorville if i can find my G-force fx 5700 AGP video card ill give it to you.