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My broken AN-72 (really screwed up graphics)

Postby loomex » Sun Jun 15, 2003 7:45 pm

top view is spot plane and bottom is tower view. I have a Gforce4 Ti 4200. Any Ideas on what could cause this?

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Re: My broken AN-72 (really screwed up graphics)

Postby Iroquois » Sun Jun 15, 2003 9:10 pm

Yea, must be a ATI Radeon in desguise. I got one of thoes things and I got triangles flashing all over the screen.
Seriously, its probably a driver problem. What driver version do you have?
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Re: My broken AN-72 (really screwed up graphics)

Postby Rifleman » Mon Jun 16, 2003 12:55 am

Interesting effect, ........... is that Stealth Tech ?
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Re: My broken AN-72 (really screwed up graphics)

Postby J Hebert » Mon Jun 16, 2003 1:20 am

looks like you put in one too many rough landings on that puppy :P
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Re: My broken AN-72 (really screwed up graphics)

Postby loomex » Mon Jun 16, 2003 7:05 am

Yea, must be a ATI Radeon in desguise. I got one of thoes things and I got triangles flashing all over the screen.
Seriously, its probably a driver problem. What driver version do you have?


I have version 43.45. I guess I could try the newest one first, then try a roll back to a previous one
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Re: My broken AN-72 (really screwed up graphics)

Postby loomex » Mon Jun 16, 2003 7:58 am

Ok, now its time to figure out this problem. I think I know what device might have caused this. Back in March I bought a Powermax ATX switching power supply, single fan 400watts. This AM I try to wake up the computer but it is dead. I figure I'll just swap out the 400 watt for the OEM that I just happened to save for some reason. (250 watts) Now the plane looks as it should.
I swapped out the power unit in the first place because the Gforce4 manufacture stated that a min 350 watt power supply was needed.
So, why did this power unit cause that? I am going to take it back and ask the place that sold it to me whats wrong.
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Re: My broken AN-72 (really screwed up graphics)

Postby ATI_7500 » Mon Jun 16, 2003 9:57 am

seems to be the reason for your prob. and the info with your power supply and your GF 4 (min.350W) is wrong. my 9700pro is supplied by 300W and it works just fine! ;)
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Re: My broken AN-72 (really screwed up graphics)

Postby loomex » Mon Jun 16, 2003 12:14 pm

seems to be the reason for your prob. and the info with your power supply and your GF 4 (min.350W) is wrong. my 9700pro is supplied by 300W and it works just fine! ;)


I realized that after I posted it. The store where I got the supply didnt have a 350, just 400.
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Re: My broken AN-72 (really screwed up graphics)

Postby ATI_7500 » Tue Jun 17, 2003 7:35 am

a 400W power supply is very good for future upgrades. gotta get one,too.
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Re: My broken AN-72 (really screwed up graphics)

Postby Ivan » Tue Jun 17, 2003 7:46 am

a 400W power supply is very good for future upgrades. gotta get one,too.


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