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Color Problem X1950 Crossfire

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zman1974

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A week ago I booted up my computer, and my wallpaper had a greenish-tint to it. Black and grey were now displayed as a camo-green. Then, after loading a webpage, the problem persisited. Even now, as I type this, parts of the web-page that are supposed to be black are camo-green. I downloaded a monitor utility, Checkemon, and the monitor passed all of it's tests with flying colors (Dell 2407).

I can only conclude that the X1950 is the culprit. I downloaded the new drivers just released for the card, and that didn't help. What do you guys think? Are the cards bad, or is there something else I am missing?
 
Have you tried another video cable from the monitor to the card?
VGA instead of DVI?
 
MrMike said:
Have you tried another video cable from the monitor to the card?
VGA instead of DVI?
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No, but I'd rather not use VGA; I don't think I even have cable lying around anymore. If you strong feeling that's the issue I will go purchase one, though.
 
Ah that's rough. Do you have anyone you can borrow a VGA or another DVI cable from?
Trying another cable is just something I do since I have tons.
It's a possibility but I don't know if I'd spend money before attempting to borrow one.
 
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