hvymetal86
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hey everyone,
recently an annoying problem came up with all things graphical on my computer. everything from games, to video playback, to scrolling up and down in web pages skips. what ever it is will move normally, then stop for about a tenth of a second, and then jump ahead to where it should be. This happens constantly and makes it near impossible to play games of any sort, and video un-enjoyable. Since it started happening, I've used Darik's Boot and Nuke on the ultimate boot CD to wipe the HD, reinstalled windows, and flashed/reloaded the BIOS, and installed the newest video drivers. As far as I know, that takes care of any possible settings or software problems that might have caused this. my computer is still under warranty, but sending it back and there being nothing wrong with the video card or whatever else will get me charged $$$ for shipping and testing something with nothing wrong. If anyone has any idea how to fix this problem, or how to test my video card to make sure thats whats causing it and there is something wrong with it, or knows what else could have gone bad to cause this, help would be awesome.
I have my computer components in my profile, its computer #1
thanks again,
Bryan
recently an annoying problem came up with all things graphical on my computer. everything from games, to video playback, to scrolling up and down in web pages skips. what ever it is will move normally, then stop for about a tenth of a second, and then jump ahead to where it should be. This happens constantly and makes it near impossible to play games of any sort, and video un-enjoyable. Since it started happening, I've used Darik's Boot and Nuke on the ultimate boot CD to wipe the HD, reinstalled windows, and flashed/reloaded the BIOS, and installed the newest video drivers. As far as I know, that takes care of any possible settings or software problems that might have caused this. my computer is still under warranty, but sending it back and there being nothing wrong with the video card or whatever else will get me charged $$$ for shipping and testing something with nothing wrong. If anyone has any idea how to fix this problem, or how to test my video card to make sure thats whats causing it and there is something wrong with it, or knows what else could have gone bad to cause this, help would be awesome.
I have my computer components in my profile, its computer #1
thanks again,
Bryan