i have recently bought a GeForce 8600 GT graphic card.
i inserted the card in the pci-express slot.
As i start the pc....normal windows xp screen appears, but instead of
the login screen....the monitor blacks out and a message appears
saying "out of range 74.9 Hz / 60 Hz".
My pc configuration is:
pentium(R) D 3.40GHz.
D945GNT motherboard.
1 GB DDR2 RAM.
17 inch lg-l1752s lcd monitor.
On Feb 7, 11:30 pm, "Dr. Richard Cranium" <drac...@compuserve.com>
wrote:
> "Sachin" <svh...@gmail.com> wrote in messagenews:2930c032-3ade-4f57-bf2e-24246826c9c3@s19g2000prg.googlegroups.com...
> > Hello members,
>
> > i have recently bought a GeForce 8600 GT graphic card.
>
> > i inserted the card in the pci-express slot.
> > As i start the pc....normal windows xp screen appears, but instead of
> > the login screen....the monitor blacks out and a message appears
> > saying "out of range 74.9 Hz / 60 Hz".
>
> > My pc configuration is:
> > pentium(R) D 3.40GHz.
> > D945GNT motherboard.
> > 1 GB DDR2 RAM.
> > 17 inch lg-l1752s lcd monitor.
>
> > Kindly help me resolve this problem...
>
> > Thanx & regards,
> > Sachin Hegde
>
> put the old video card back in. set you control panel display setting to 640x480 @ 60 hz.
>
> put you new video card back in.
>
> Your old video card was using a display format your new video card can not do.
>
> Hope this helps,
>
> ** no fate **
> dracman
>
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Thanx for your prompt reply....
i dont have another video card. i have onboard graphics.
but as you told...i did set the resolution to lowest available i.e
800*600 @60Hz.
> i dont have another video card. i have onboard graphics.
>
> but as you told...i did set the resolution to lowest available i.e
> 800*600 @60Hz.
>
> then again i inserted the new card....
>
> but again i am getting the same error...
Makhno wrote:
>> i dont have another video card. i have onboard graphics.
>>
>> but as you told...i did set the resolution to lowest available i.e
>> 800*600 @60Hz.
>>
>> then again i inserted the new card....
>>
>> but again i am getting the same error...
>
> Card is buggered. Return and replace.
Premature assessment, unless you have specific knowledge of the mode of
failure and are keeping it a secret.
It still sounds like a desktop settings issue, recall he can get to a
DOS screen.
'Sachin' wrote, in part:
| i have recently bought a GeForce 8600 GT graphic card.
|
| i inserted the card in the pci-express slot.
| As i start the pc....normal windows xp screen appears, but instead of
| the login screen....the monitor blacks out and a message appears
| saying "out of range 74.9 Hz / 60 Hz".
_____
Remove the card.
Boot into Windows.
Uninstall the display adapter drivers.
Install proper .inf file for your monitor.
Shut down the system.
Boot to the BIOS.
Disable the on-board video, save changes.
Reboot to Windows.
Install nVidia drivers.
This should properly set up your new display adapter to work with your
monitor (your LCD monitor will not work at the refresh rate of 74.9 Hz.
Almost all LCD monitors are limited to a 60 Hz refresh rate (60 frames per
second.)
Phil Weldon
"Sachin" <svh103@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:2930c032-3ade-4f57-bf2e-24246826c9c3@s19g2000prg.googlegroups.com...
| Hello members,
|
| i have recently bought a GeForce 8600 GT graphic card.
|
| i inserted the card in the pci-express slot.
| As i start the pc....normal windows xp screen appears, but instead of
| the login screen....the monitor blacks out and a message appears
| saying "out of range 74.9 Hz / 60 Hz".
|
| My pc configuration is:
| pentium(R) D 3.40GHz.
| D945GNT motherboard.
| 1 GB DDR2 RAM.
| 17 inch lg-l1752s lcd monitor.
|
| Kindly help me resolve this problem...
|
| Thanx & regards,
| Sachin Hegde
Sachin wrote:
> Hello members,
>
> i have recently bought a GeForce 8600 GT graphic card.
>
> i inserted the card in the pci-express slot.
> As i start the pc....normal windows xp screen appears, but instead of
> the login screen....the monitor blacks out and a message appears
> saying "out of range 74.9 Hz / 60 Hz".
>
Are you using a VGA cable or a DVI one?
On Feb 8, 1:13*pm, Ryan Hatfield <ry...@austin.rr.com> wrote:
> Sachin wrote:
> > Hello members,
>
> > i have recently bought a GeForce 8600 GT graphic card.
>
> > i inserted the card in the pci-express slot.
> > As i start the pc....normal windows xp screen appears, but instead of
> > the login screen....the monitor blacks out and a message appears
> > saying "out of range 74.9 Hz / 60 Hz".
>
> Are you using a VGA cable or a DVI one?
On Thu, 07 Feb 2008 18:56:34 +0000, Makhno <root@127.0.0.1>
wrote:
>> i dont have another video card. i have onboard graphics.
>>
>> but as you told...i did set the resolution to lowest available i.e
>> 800*600 @60Hz.
>>
>> then again i inserted the new card....
>>
>> but again i am getting the same error...
>
>Card is buggered. Return and replace.
On Feb 8, 11:00 pm, George Mooth <gmooth...@comcast.net> wrote:
> On Thu, 07 Feb 2008 18:56:34 +0000, Makhno <r...@127.0.0.1>
> wrote:
>
> >> i dont have another video card. i have onboard graphics.
>
> >> but as you told...i did set the resolution to lowest available i.e
> >> 800*600 @60Hz.
>
> >> then again i inserted the new card....
>
> >> but again i am getting the same error...
>
> >Card is buggered. Return and replace.
>
> Disable onboard video???
'Sachin' wrote:
| how to disable the onboard video????In the motherboard BIOS.
_____
Phil Weldon
"Sachin" <svh103@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:46941b41-4b72-47fc-bd1a-4e21436d4d87@i29g2000prf.googlegroups.com...
| On Feb 8, 11:00 pm, George Mooth <gmooth...@comcast.net> wrote:
| > On Thu, 07 Feb 2008 18:56:34 +0000, Makhno <r...@127.0.0.1>
| > wrote:
| >
| > >> i dont have another video card. i have onboard graphics.
| >
| > >> but as you told...i did set the resolution to lowest available i.e
| > >> 800*600 @60Hz.
| >
| > >> then again i inserted the new card....
| >
| > >> but again i am getting the same error...
| >
| > >Card is buggered. Return and replace.
| >
| > Disable onboard video???
|
| how to disable the onboard video????