KaiZas
10-23-2007, 04:23 PM
Hey folks!
Got a problem. I've got a 680LT, flashed with the latest BIOS (P06), equipped with a Q6600 which I'm running at 3.4Ghz on air. The memory is linked and in synch.
I can play games for hours on end, the pc can run 24/7 without a problem, untill I start playing videos.
At random intervals the pc will freeze up, my monitor will show a message stating the frequency is out of range. Hard reset later I'm up again and ready to go.
I've tried a whole slew of settings. New video drivers, different media players, different RAM, GPU Ex settings on and off, HPT on and off... it always results in the same. Rock solid gaming performance, problems playing vids. I run my 7900GTO in a dual screen setup. It also happens when I add a 7300 for the 2nd screen, instead of dual-viewing with the 7900. (It also happens when I'm only using 1 monitor btw.)
Does anybody experience the same or maybe have a tip on what I could try to fix this?
Got a problem. I've got a 680LT, flashed with the latest BIOS (P06), equipped with a Q6600 which I'm running at 3.4Ghz on air. The memory is linked and in synch.
I can play games for hours on end, the pc can run 24/7 without a problem, untill I start playing videos.
At random intervals the pc will freeze up, my monitor will show a message stating the frequency is out of range. Hard reset later I'm up again and ready to go.
I've tried a whole slew of settings. New video drivers, different media players, different RAM, GPU Ex settings on and off, HPT on and off... it always results in the same. Rock solid gaming performance, problems playing vids. I run my 7900GTO in a dual screen setup. It also happens when I add a 7300 for the 2nd screen, instead of dual-viewing with the 7900. (It also happens when I'm only using 1 monitor btw.)
Does anybody experience the same or maybe have a tip on what I could try to fix this?