Did Seven damage my 9800 GT..??

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    Win 7 Ultimate x64
       #21

    Wonder if his card is one of those like the 8400M that had all the heat related problems, something like this,

    Nvidia 55nm parts are bad too - The Inquirer
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  2. Posts : 967
    Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit
       #22

    That was the 8-9 series wasn't it.
    Anyway sometimes you just get a bad part.
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    7 64 bits
       #23

    same happen to me !!!!!!!!


    read below, I press two times wrong and post the same
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  4. Posts : 2
    7 64 bits
       #24

    same happen to me !!!!!!!!


    I have exactly the same problem and same symptoms with one of my two 9800GT.
    Install the new drivers 196.21 and in about two days I boot with the screen at 800x600. and entering the setup I see small red dots across the screen just like you.
    I use two 9800GT in SLI mode and one of them works fine and the other makes me exactly like you.
    I try to put a single 9800 GT, the turned around, but one of the 9800 works at times and then unconfigure.
    I have two possible theories:
    1 - 196.21 drivers damaged my 9800GT
    2 - 196.21 drivers on nvidia's website said he had a problem with overclock and nTune application which I use to set my fan cooler to 60% to maintain temperature, and the driver will not let me do it, so it got too hot some component of my 9800 and it hurt.
    I now use the 196.34 beta drivers as my 9800 version but did not return to work.
    if anyone has any clues or know that part of the 9800 may have been damaged, please to comment on the forum.

    thanx in advance.
    sorry for my bad English, I use google traslator
    Last edited by billsunsen; 21 Feb 2010 at 22:24.
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