Solve : Monitor Crash with computer. Video Card problem??

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Answer» My computer randomly crashes with the monitor turning black and switching from Analog to Digital. I tried everything to get it back but im sure its crashed as the keys and everything dont work. I just recently tried fixing the cords but i listen and found out most of the times my computer crashed my video card tiny fan makes a faster spin as i heard. Could this be connected with my problem? And if it is please tell me what i should doDownload and install Speed Fan. Post the temperatures it reads. Also, can you try another monitor?Fan1:1714 RPM GPU: 53 C Temp1: 35C Temp2:63C Tempt3:123C HD0:37C Temp1:80C Core0:40C Core1:42C Core:52C Speed01 100% VCC3V:3.39V Vcore: 1.14V VRAM 1.43V VChipset 1.43V +5V: 5.05V +12V: 12.14V VCC1.5V: 1.27V VSB3V: 3.36V Vbat 3.30what card and whats your PSU?Pretty high temperatures there. Try another monitor, as well as a fan to bring down the temperatures: i have a 1 foot by 1 foot fan blowing into the side of my tower, with the side cleanly off. it takes my temps from 32 to 24-25, you might want to try it, your temps are HIGH and um, that pic you showed was a space heater.... BAD ideaQuote from: yuki953 on November 27, 2008, 01:10:59 AM and um, that pic you showed was a space heater.... BAD idea Bad Idea? No kidding. That's a Tower Fan. This is a space heater: http://www.charlesandhudson.com/archives/space-heater.jpgIve had that kind of fan befor, it has 2 ops, fan and heater....My VIdeo Card is NVIDIA GeForce 7900 GS And i dont know where to find PSU open case.. its your POWER supplyhey brother, why don't you just pull out the graphics card, and try to RUN your monitor through your on board display card? that should make things very clear...well thats another problem i can pull it out without my motherboard being pulled out too. I cant find whats holding it in.Quote from: Bunbotman on November 28, 2008, 09:48:18 AM well thats another problem i can pull it out without my motherboard being pulled out too. I cant find whats holding it in. It may be a good idea to find someone to ASSIST who has built/worked on machines before. You risk damaging expensive components if you are unfamiliar with this procedure. There's no shame in ASKING someone to help...we all started somewhere. As always when working inside the case remove all power sources and take anti-static precautions. Good Luck and let us know.

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My computer randomly crashes with the monitor turning black and switching from Analog to Digital.

I tried everything to get it back but im sure its crashed as the keys and everything dont work.

I just recently tried fixing the cords but i listen and found out most of the times my computer crashed my video card tiny fan makes a faster spin as i heard.

Could this be connected with my problem? And if it is please tell me what i should doDownload and install Speed Fan.
Post the temperatures it reads.

Also, can you try another monitor?Fan1:1714 RPM

GPU: 53 C
Temp1: 35C
Temp2:63C
Tempt3:123C
HD0:37C
Temp1:80C
Core0:40C
Core1:42C
Core:52C

Speed01 100%

VCC3V:3.39V
Vcore: 1.14V
VRAM 1.43V
VChipset 1.43V
+5V: 5.05V
+12V: 12.14V
VCC1.5V: 1.27V
VSB3V: 3.36V
Vbat 3.30what card and whats your PSU?Pretty high temperatures there.

Try another monitor, as well as a fan to bring down the temperatures:
i have a 1 foot by 1 foot fan blowing into the side of my tower, with the side cleanly off. it takes my temps from 32 to 24-25, you might want to try it, your temps are HIGH

and um, that pic you showed was a space heater.... BAD ideaQuote from: yuki953 on November 27, 2008, 01:10:59 AM

and um, that pic you showed was a space heater.... BAD idea

Bad Idea? No kidding.

That's a Tower Fan. This is a space heater:
http://www.charlesandhudson.com/archives/space-heater.jpgIve had that kind of fan befor, it has 2 ops, fan and heater....My VIdeo Card is NVIDIA GeForce 7900 GS
And i dont know where to find PSU
open case.. its your POWER supplyhey brother,
why don't you just pull out the graphics card, and try to RUN your monitor through your on board display card?
that should make things very clear...well thats another problem i can pull it out without my motherboard being pulled out too. I cant find whats holding it in.Quote from: Bunbotman on November 28, 2008, 09:48:18 AM

well thats another problem i can pull it out without my motherboard being pulled out too. I cant find whats holding it in.

It may be a good idea to find someone to ASSIST who has built/worked on machines before.
You risk damaging expensive components if you are unfamiliar with this procedure.
There's no shame in ASKING someone to help...we all started somewhere.

As always when working inside the case remove all power sources and take anti-static precautions.

Good Luck and let us know.

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