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Anyone else got any thoughts/advice? :) Those beeps are bugging me.

I've completely checked everything and I can't see anything loose. Is it worth taking my RAM out and reseating it to eliminate it? I could also disconnect my HD to try that I guess. I honestly don't think these beeps are indicative of a big problem, but the not knowing is bugging me :mad:

I really don't think it's the card as it does it whether it is in or out. Could going back to the default BIOS settings cause any damage to anything?

I'm still getting the 2 beeps(very close together) despite trying a bunch of different things. Also, perhaps worryingly, when booting up the system is completely bypassing the hardware scan and going straight to the Windows XP logo :confused: I''ve looked inside the case and I can't see...

MSI MS-6741 Athlon 64 3400+ 2.2GHz Seasonic S12 430W Seagate 200GB M- Audio Audiophile 192 No o/c's :)

I'll check everything out thoroughly, but like I said - before I installed those drivers everything was fine, only one beep etc.

The card seems to be in fine, before I installed those Omega drivers I wasn't getting the beeps. I have downloaded and installed the ATI Catalyst 7.12 drivers and I'm still getting those beeps. Maybe it's something I can fix in the BIOS? :confused:

I got a Sapphire Radeon X1950 Pro today, installed everything and all was well. I played a game(Pro Evolution Soccer 2008) and noticed it was a little stuttery on the highest settings so decided to go download the highly recommended Omega 7.12 drivers from Omegadrivers.net. I installed...

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I just opened up Driver Cleaner Pro, and it is version 1.2 which I assume is a couple of years out of date now. Problem is, I can't seem to find an updated version :confused: All I can find is a version you have to pay $9.99 for here - http://www.drivercleaner.net/ I don't know if such an old...

I'm not sure which drivers come with the card, but I'm not pleased with those I'll go for the 7.12 :)

I switched from ATI to Nvidia a couple of years ago just by running driver cleaner then installing all the Nvidia stuff and had no problems. Like you though, I want to make sure everything is right. I know 450w is recommended, but I have been told(here actually) that my Seasonic S12 430w...

Just ordered a Sapphire Radeon X1950 Pro AGP to replace my now dated 6600GT. As I'm switching from Nvidia to ATI, I'm gonna need to get rid of the Nvidia Drivers. Been a long time since I've done this, do you have any advice? What is the best and most efficient way of doing it? I have Driver...

Well thanks :(

Now the fan is constantly making a loud noise, but the temperature is staying pretty low :confused: I'll probably just throw it out when I get my new one.