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  1. George03

    Video Card Problem???

    Thank you agin. I did try to change some settings, though without success. How can memory be causing such problems? I have 512 Mb of RAM, and in Windows if I add up used memory to free memory I get 512, so apparently it's working fine. The problem with pixels being distorted happened again...
  2. George03

    Video Card Problem???

    Thank you for trying to help me out. Here are my BIOS settings that I think may be relevent to this video problem: Adv. Chipset Features: -Video BIOS Cacheble = Enabled -Video RAM Cacheble = Enabled AGP Aperture Size = 128Mb Power: -Video Off Method = DPMS -Video Off in Suspend = Yes PnP/PCI...
  3. George03

    Video Card Problem???

    Thank you for your suggestion. However I'm curious as to what makes you think it's a power supply and not video card? I mean everything else functions perfectly. Can it be that my BIOS settings are wrong? Thanks.
  4. George03

    Video Card Problem???

    Thanks a lot for replying. I did in fact try a different video card - NVidia TNT, also with 32 Mb of RAM, but to my great surprise - all I saw was a black screen as soon as I turned it on. It didn't even show me the very first screen with CPU and memory info on it - just a blank screen as soon...
  5. George03

    Video Card Problem???

    Hello! I hvae 2.2 Ghz Pentium 4, Windows XP, 512 MB RAM, and NVidia Geforce2 MX 100/200. For a long time I had 3 distinct problems occuring, and I think they are all related to video card: 1. Almost as soon as I turn on computer, I see some sort of waves or other distortions on the screen. In...

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