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How to identify the model of an ATI graphics card
GPU-55: How to identify the model of an ATI graphics card
help me my monitor shaking
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Graphics Drivers & Software
check here on the amd support page the Catalyst 10.10 is a complete package of drivers and software
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i already download 10.10 from guru3d now i will put my hd4650 again, then see if something happen
now it's 90% like new, i clean it with alcohol
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now i'm otw installing ati 10.10a driver
i hope this will work
is there any chance i can repair dead pixel ? but i think it's screen burn on my lcd
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New #17
Repairing a dead pixel...................
Was told this by a reliable source 3-4 years ago so I don't know if this still works today.
Place a mark on your screen with a small round sticky( Nothing with any adhesive backing or ink but something that will not mess or leave a mark on your screen.
Reboot your computer and as soon as it goes black place the rubber eraser end of a pencil on the mark where you left your sticky(where the pixel is dead) and hold it there until your computer is completely up and running.
Remove the pencil and sticky and see if pixel problem has been fixed.
Like I said earlier, I got this info 3-4 years ago and it worked on my Desktop Monitor.
DO NOT USE A HIGHLIGHTING PEN OR ANYTHING WITH INK!!! Just a little round sticky that will leave no traces behind.
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New #18
3 - 4 ago, my lcd age is 4 years maybe longer, i hope this will work, just rubbing it right :)
i will mark it with sticky note, it's not contain a strong glue
i try to search a few months ago, to repair scratch they using rubber eraser too
wow, so that things have many function :)
thanks for every help, i will report here again after do what i must
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New #19
the only thing i clean my lcd screen with is a microfibre blue cloth with warm distilled water (wrung out so not to drip water) followed by dry blue microfibre very gently with circular hand movments works a treat for me:)
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