First of all, this is my hardware:
Intel E6300
XFX GeForce 7300GT
1GB Corsair Value RAM, DDR2/667MHz
ASRock 775 Dual VSTA
350W Titan PSU
Dual 1907FP's connect via DVI @ 2560x1024
I'm getting these odd red dots on my screen. Here's a screenshot. It seems to be somewhat temperature related, so I've got a fan next to my open case and it has dropped my GPU temperature down to around 45C, but I still get the occasional block of dots. 45C is not hot as far as I know.
I thought it was a problem with the video card, so I RMA'd it. I recently got it back and at first there were no problems, then it showed up again. I've since replaced my old ECS motherboard with this ASRock, and that didn't fix it. I know it's not my monitors/DVI cables because the problem is occurring on both monitors.
Now, what I'm wondering is what else it could possibly be. None of hardware is overclocked. So far, the problem could be caused by either my ram, hard drives or power supply. I'm not aware of any of these being able to cause these effects, but that's all that I haven't tried replacing.
I'll be buying a new, decent PSU next if I can't figure out where the problem lies, to see if that solves it.
Any ideas?
Intel E6300
XFX GeForce 7300GT
1GB Corsair Value RAM, DDR2/667MHz
ASRock 775 Dual VSTA
350W Titan PSU
Dual 1907FP's connect via DVI @ 2560x1024
I'm getting these odd red dots on my screen. Here's a screenshot. It seems to be somewhat temperature related, so I've got a fan next to my open case and it has dropped my GPU temperature down to around 45C, but I still get the occasional block of dots. 45C is not hot as far as I know.
I thought it was a problem with the video card, so I RMA'd it. I recently got it back and at first there were no problems, then it showed up again. I've since replaced my old ECS motherboard with this ASRock, and that didn't fix it. I know it's not my monitors/DVI cables because the problem is occurring on both monitors.
Now, what I'm wondering is what else it could possibly be. None of hardware is overclocked. So far, the problem could be caused by either my ram, hard drives or power supply. I'm not aware of any of these being able to cause these effects, but that's all that I haven't tried replacing.
I'll be buying a new, decent PSU next if I can't figure out where the problem lies, to see if that solves it.
Any ideas?