HELP WITH MY 660GT

[Stevy]

Ok i was just siting playing battlefield 2 and my pc crashed with lines going down my screen, so i restarted. And since then my card is giving out no signal?!?! I have tried the card in my old nforce bord but nothing.

PC specs:
Amd ath 4600 duel core
2 gig ddr ram
sappire crossfire mobo
500 *** psu
80 *** hdd
150 western dig hdd
19" ause lcd
and my 660gt.

Help what could it be?

 

[beast]

Sounds like it's dead But don't take my word for it!

 

[Stevy]

Sounds like it's dead But don't take my word for it!

I think your right. I can't afford a new card until the end of march! No pc for me

 

[Indy500]

Just use a PCI display card

Like this:

 

[Dmack]

Just use a PCI display card

Like this:

lol that's what i'm doing, radeon 9200 ***

 

[beast]

Then get a X1950 pro AGP or PCI-E. I came from a 6600GT, great little card, but the step up to the x1950 pro is astronomical!

 

[Indy500]

lol that's what i'm doing, radeon 9200 ***

Why waste money on a PCI 9200? They're overpriced, just pick up something old like a Rage, Voodoo or Riva TNT for a few quid. Run 2D fine at any rate...

 

[Dark_Angel]

Why waste money on a PCI 9200? They're overpriced, just pick up something old like a Rage, Voodoo or Riva TNT for a few quid. Run 2D fine at any rate...

I think he means he already owned it?

 

[Indy500]

I think he means he already owned it?

They never were good value for money, in fact PCI was often more expensive than AGP. Presumably vendors were cashing in on Dell owners upgrading their PCs which usually lacked an AGP slot.

 

[Dark_Angel]

They never were good value for money, in fact PCI was often more expensive than AGP. Presumably vendors were cashing in on Dell owners upgrading their PCs which usually lacked an AGP slot.

A bit like now you mean, where AGP owners pay more than PCI-E therefore basically forcing people to upgrade.

Well perhaps forcing is a bad word, but encouraging is certainly true

 

[Indy500]

A bit like now you mean, where AGP owners pay more than PCI-E therefore basically forcing people to upgrade.

Well perhaps forcing is a bad word, but encouraging is certainly true

Hehe, fair point