Nvidia Geforce 7300LE, display problem. please help.

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Hallo,
I dont know where my topic went. I made it yesterday and today it has vanished. So I remade this topic again. sorry..

Hallo Nvidia masters and other scholar users,
I bought the Geforce Nvdia 7300LE, because the onboard x3000 graphic card on my Intel 965WH motherboard didnt give signal to my Sony SDM-E76A 17" monitor (1280 x 1024 resolution).
I have some problems with the card-
1)The video appears burnt out and with prominent red tint. When I open the Nvidia Control pannel (without making changes), the video appears well enough, but still
some red tint remains. I cannot see any true yellow and foilage colors.

2)When I click the Nvidia tray icon the monitor restarts, and restarts again when I bring the Nvidia Control Pannel. Even while right clicking on video files my monitor restarts.

3)After keeping the PC turned on for some hours in the day time, the screen contents appear distorted after some period at night. Three or four shadows or ghost images appear at the right side of each and every object including text, on my screen. Very noticable distortion, that does not allow me to see sharply. Restarting PC does not work. Only when I turn off PC at night and turn on in the morning, it appears fine.

The Forceware is 91.47.
I tried using some unofficial drivers but didnt wor'k either. Now it is 91.47 Forceware, which the windows hardware manager automatically takes from the CD.
Please help me, if you know or have experienced such problems. Thanks.
see you soon, truely Ketan.
 
New thing,
I installed the latest 93.71 Nvidia driver yesterday. Now the display colors so far seems improved. But the ghost images still seem to appear and grow right now, as I am typing this message. The letters the text allover my screen appears to be burning, or crude. It was clear and sharp an hour ago. :(

The monitor restarting problem stated in the previous message, exists.
Any solution or setting to change to stop it doing this?

see you soon.
Ketan.
 
Hi scholars,
:( please tell me if anyone knows.
Especially during night time I see the blurred ghost reflection. Now in the morning it is very clear. Just some text has got red borders randomly in between.
The pins are alright, not bent.

The integrated monitor menu, and the No Signal and Cable Unplugged boxes that appear on the screen are very sharp and clear. Its just the data that comes through the cable gets shadowed. This seems like graphic output problem through the card.

:(
see you, thanks, Ketan.
 
mmmmm,
I dont know any of your damaged US slang, so sorry if those terms are some slang bad word for you.
I completely meant those words in pure english manner.
 
ketanator said:
mmmmm,
I dont know any of your damaged US slang, so sorry if those terms are some slang bad word for you.
I completely meant those words in pure english manner.
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Don't pay any attention to DarkOneX, he's just a jackass that thinks anyone who doesn't speak English as their first language is dumb apparently. I think you're doing just fine.

Anyways, I'm afraid I can't help you out at all - just wanted to post this so you wouldn't get discouraged. Hopefully someone will be around to help ya! ;)
 
Could you post some pictures? Without seeing for sure, this sounds an awful lot like artifacting - i.e., you have a bad card. It makes sense that it's OK after you start it up again in the morning because the card is given a chance to cool down before starting up again.

BTW, scholar isn't a bad word here in America... DarkOneX is just acting messed up.
 
DarkOneX said:
Maybe if you'd quit calling us names we'd answer you.
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What a rude comment, I hope your joking. Last time I checked, scholar was a respectable name.

For the OP, do you have another monitor to rule out cable/monitor? Make sure cable is secured in the back of the video card. I'm not sure of your specific model and brand but try a different VGA or DVI output as well. How does the video look with no drivers installed?
 
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