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Old 09-04-2004, 01:50   #5
Richard M
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Re: Radeon 9600XT problem

I'm going to take it over my friends house tomorrow.
He has a 9600 Pro so it should boot at least, if the card is OK.

If it doesn't boot then I'll get a replacement.
If it does boot then I guess I'll have to buy a new motherboard + DDR + CPU... kinda pointless because I'm buying a ultra spec system in a few days anyway but still... I need the extra PC to be able to play TV, DVDs and DX9 games when I feel the need to.

PS: The crashing problem is sorted!
All I had to do is take out a 128MB stick and leave the new 512MB in there - seems my (2 year old) mobo can't handle more than 512MB SDRAM!
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