D Drcxzaa Junior Member Mar 15, 2014 1 0 0 Mar 15, 2014 #1 GTS 8800 (g80) Onboard gpu Is it gpu fault/motherboard or psu fault becouse i cant find anything on the net about this problem?
GTS 8800 (g80) Onboard gpu Is it gpu fault/motherboard or psu fault becouse i cant find anything on the net about this problem?
R Rast Member Oct 17, 2011 88 0 61 Mar 18, 2014 #2 Can not find or to lazy? The nvidia 8000 series is notorious for this kind of problem. Just bake the card in the card in the oven. No joke
Can not find or to lazy? The nvidia 8000 series is notorious for this kind of problem. Just bake the card in the card in the oven. No joke
tweakboy Diamond Member Jan 3, 2010 9,517 2 81 www.hammiestudios.com Mar 18, 2014 #3 Worth a shot listen to rast my friend. gl
daveybrat Elite Member Super Moderator Jan 31, 2000 5,819 1,034 126 Mar 18, 2014 #4 Rast said: Can not find or to lazy? The nvidia 8000 series is notorious for this kind of problem. Just bake the card in the card in the oven. No joke Click to expand... You calling him lazy when you don't even take the time to read his thread properly? He is getting graphical artifacts with BOTH the 8800GTS and his onboard graphics. So it sounds more like a motherboard or power supply problem to me. Also be sure to run memtest on your ram.
Rast said: Can not find or to lazy? The nvidia 8000 series is notorious for this kind of problem. Just bake the card in the card in the oven. No joke Click to expand... You calling him lazy when you don't even take the time to read his thread properly? He is getting graphical artifacts with BOTH the 8800GTS and his onboard graphics. So it sounds more like a motherboard or power supply problem to me. Also be sure to run memtest on your ram.