moot the shoon
Junior Member
Hey,
I built my pc about a month ago and its been running fine up to now (it got through the whole of doom 3 on high detail without any problems) but now its started playing up. Occasionally the display will corrupt, looking like the top left corner of the original display at really low resolution and detail. The rest of the pc continues to function correctly except for the mouse, where the pointer behaves as it should but left/right clicking has no effect. The problems are rectified by alt-F4ing out of any program and restarting windows, but only until it happens again.
It seems to occur mostly while playing Dawn of War, but not solely and after anywhere from 30mins to 3 hours, so the problem can't be related to the game.
The most annoying thing is its impossible to predict when the problem will occur, which makes testing any changes I've made very difficult, as it could go for a couple of days without it rearing its ugly head.
I've tried a few things, but would be willing to try anything anyone thinks might help, so please let me have me any ideas you've got.
Specs:
Mobo ? Asus P5GD2 Deluxe 915P
CPU ? Intel P4 550 3.4 GHz
RAM ? 2 x Corsair 512MB DDR2 XMS2-5400
Graphics ? Asus Extreme EN5900 128MB PCI-Express
HDD ? Seagate Barracuda 200GB SATA150
PSU ? Antec NeoPower 480W
OS ? Windows XP SP2
All in Antec Super Lanboy with 2 x 120mm case fans
I built my pc about a month ago and its been running fine up to now (it got through the whole of doom 3 on high detail without any problems) but now its started playing up. Occasionally the display will corrupt, looking like the top left corner of the original display at really low resolution and detail. The rest of the pc continues to function correctly except for the mouse, where the pointer behaves as it should but left/right clicking has no effect. The problems are rectified by alt-F4ing out of any program and restarting windows, but only until it happens again.
It seems to occur mostly while playing Dawn of War, but not solely and after anywhere from 30mins to 3 hours, so the problem can't be related to the game.
The most annoying thing is its impossible to predict when the problem will occur, which makes testing any changes I've made very difficult, as it could go for a couple of days without it rearing its ugly head.
I've tried a few things, but would be willing to try anything anyone thinks might help, so please let me have me any ideas you've got.
Specs:
Mobo ? Asus P5GD2 Deluxe 915P
CPU ? Intel P4 550 3.4 GHz
RAM ? 2 x Corsair 512MB DDR2 XMS2-5400
Graphics ? Asus Extreme EN5900 128MB PCI-Express
HDD ? Seagate Barracuda 200GB SATA150
PSU ? Antec NeoPower 480W
OS ? Windows XP SP2
All in Antec Super Lanboy with 2 x 120mm case fans