A lot of people have found the the VPU recover function can be quite buggy... can you try disabling it? is the card a 9100 or 9200?? I have the sapphire 9200 and get same problems
A lot of people have found the the VPU recover function can be quite buggy... can you try disabling it? is the card a 9100 or 9200?? I have the sapphire 9200 and get same problems
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It's a Radeon 9100 (which is simply a Radeon 8500 renamed for marketing purposes - just slightly better than a Radeon 9000 Pro).Originally Posted by cash_site
A lot of people have found the the VPU recover function can be quite buggy... can you try disabling it? is the card a 9100 or 9200?? I have the sapphire 9200 and get same problems
I'll try to disable the VPU recover...
Graphics card or RAM
try swapping the video card 1st with another computer, if the issue countinues try the ram next.
Well... disabling the VPU recover I got only a black screen!!
I tried another video card (an NVidia GeForce FX 5200) but the problem persists.
So I think it could be the RAM... how can I test it?
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