Hi,
Looks like heat related problem on two possible areas.
1. The LCD monitor itself, probably a cold solder or overheated capacitor either in the power supply or inverter circuits; or
2. The video card heatsink isn't getting enough ventilation. If it's got a small blower fan, it might be stuck, burned out or simply clogged with dust.
You would need to open the units for a look and see.
Hope this be of some help/idea. Post back how things went or should you need additional information.
Good luck and kind regards.
Looks like heat related problem on two possible areas.
1. The LCD monitor itself, probably a cold solder or overheated capacitor either in the power supply or inverter circuits; or
2.
The video card heatsink isn't getting enough ventilation. If it's got a
small blower fan, it might be stuck, burned out or simply clogged with
dust.
You would need to open the units for a look and see.
Dear thanks for replying...!
Actually I forgot 2 write that: Fan of the Card and the LED on the card works fine, even I tried keeping my cabinet fully opened.
But this does not work.
Other solutions you can suggest. I'll try them out.
once again thanx
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I have an NVidia 6600 GT Graphic Card purchase in 2005
Proble: Monitor shuts down (Freezes) after 35 to 45 mins, after intalling the card.
PC Specification: Windows XP (SP2), Intel Core 2 Duo, 2.00 GHz, 1GB
RAM, 300 Watts SMPS, Intel 945 Chipset Motherboard, Viewsonic LCD
Monitor.
Please solve the above problem!
I never tried playing any games on this card. I work only in Coreldraw, Photoshop, 3D Max, and other graphic softwares.
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posted on Oct 24, 2007
By Benimur
Rank: Master
Rating: 76.89%, 533 votes
Hi,
Looks like heat related problem on two possible areas.
1. The LCD monitor itself, probably a cold solder or overheated capacitor either in the power supply or inverter circuits; or
2.
The video card heatsink isn't getting enough ventilation. If it's got a
small blower fan, it might be stuck, burned out or simply clogged with
dust.
You would need to open the units for a look and see.
Hope this be of some help/idea. Post back how things went or should you need additional information.
Good luck and kind regards.
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