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My video card turns off the computer even if I do not use. I have the computer all of the power out, wait and again before the video does it again. A If I do a soft reset I get 1 long beep and 4 short, and according to my manual indicates the absence of a GPU.
Does anyone have a suggestion?
My configuration
ASUS P6T Deluxe,
Core i7 system
ASUS EAH4850HD.
Windows Vista Home Premium 64-bits.
Driver: ATI Radeon 9.2 (64-bit) including Catalyst Control Center (CCC).
Is it possible to test the system with another video card? You get in that case the same problem? My first idea is next to a faulty video card may also be a defective motherboard.
Now I have the ATI 9.2 driver installed without Catalyst Control Center (9-2_vista64_dd_75977.exe) and I'm half hours at my PC away and it is again, the screen flashes no signal and get computer with no possibility up and running.
I have all power saving options off in Vista. Does anyone know whether it is better to ATI 9.2 driver installed (9-2_vista64_dd_75977.exe) or the driver via the ASUS site (ati8561_Vista64.zip)? I always thought it was better to install an ATI driver?
Thank you for thinking
The problem manifests itself still. I support a call made by ASUS , see what it brings. Results reported here.
ASUS shows that I can send it RMA, but I have no sense in relating bad experiences with RMAs to 4Launch (long period).
I feel that it is still a firmware / driver issue, so I tried something else:
- ASUS driver uninstalled
- Boot safe mode with driver sweeper scrap ATI driver removal
- Registry cleaning with TuneUp 2009
- ati8561_Vista64 installed without the Catalyst Control Center
- SmartDoc535 installed and fanspeed 100% forced
- Direct X 9C (9.25.1476) installed
- Philips amBX disconnected and uninstalled drivers