Vid card fan question

Greg

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I have an Asus V9280, 128 meg, TI 4200. This morning I got up, turned on
monitor as usual, nothing on screen, then said off mode in 5 seconds.
Restart, windows goes as far as the win XP screen then goes black, off mode
in 5 seconds again, restart in safe mode and it all comes up, check
everything in systems, all is fine, check vid card and see that fan is not
spinning. Now questions are, if it is just the fan not working, would normal
mode windows not work but safe mode work? Is it just a matter of swapping
fans? Is the fan supposed to run all the tame on this card?
 
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"Greg" <greglc84@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> I have an Asus V9280, 128 meg, TI 4200. This morning I got up, turned on
> monitor as usual, nothing on screen, then said off mode in 5 seconds.
> Restart, windows goes as far as the win XP screen then goes black, off
mode
> in 5 seconds again, restart in safe mode and it all comes up, check
> everything in systems, all is fine, check vid card and see that fan is not
> spinning. Now questions are, if it is just the fan not working, would
normal
> mode windows not work but safe mode work? Is it just a matter of swapping
> fans? Is the fan supposed to run all the tame on this card?
>
>
If it works in safe mode without the drivers then the drivers is where I
would look. If you have a spare video card, I would try this too just in
case your ASUS card is rooted. I suspect the latter.
 
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Well, went over to neighbors house, got 2 AGP vid cards, and one PCI, one
AGP wouldn't fit, and the other two did nothing, no screen activity, took a
fan off a heat sink and put it on to replace my vid cards burnt up one,
still the same, I can run in safe mode but that's it. Could I have damaged
the Mb when vid card fan died? Neighbor was sure the PCI one works, going
over again today to try my vid card in one of his comps. if it does same to
his computer then I will bring his vid card that is running in his now home
and try.

"Venom" <Viper@Mailhouse.com> wrote in message
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>
> "Greg" <greglc84@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:TAPJd.180307$Xk.26513@pd7tw3no...
>> I have an Asus V9280, 128 meg, TI 4200. This morning I got up, turned
>> on
>> monitor as usual, nothing on screen, then said off mode in 5 seconds.
>> Restart, windows goes as far as the win XP screen then goes black, off
> mode
>> in 5 seconds again, restart in safe mode and it all comes up, check
>> everything in systems, all is fine, check vid card and see that fan is
>> not
>> spinning. Now questions are, if it is just the fan not working, would
> normal
>> mode windows not work but safe mode work? Is it just a matter of swapping
>> fans? Is the fan supposed to run all the tame on this card?
>>
>>
> If it works in safe mode without the drivers then the drivers is where I
> would look. If you have a spare video card, I would try this too just in
> case your ASUS card is rooted. I suspect the latter.
>
>
 
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You must have the absolute nicest neighbor in the world.
He must be a Jehovah's Witness.

Tom

"Greg" <greglc84@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Well, went over to neighbors house, got 2 AGP vid cards, and one PCI, one
> AGP wouldn't fit, and the other two did nothing, no screen activity, took
> a fan off a heat sink and put it on to replace my vid cards burnt up one,
> still the same, I can run in safe mode but that's it. Could I have damaged
> the Mb when vid card fan died? Neighbor was sure the PCI one works, going
> over again today to try my vid card in one of his comps. if it does same
> to his computer then I will bring his vid card that is running in his now
> home and try.
>
> "Venom" <Viper@Mailhouse.com> wrote in message
> news:BxXJd.136078$K7.79582@news-server.bigpond.net.au...
>>
>> "Greg" <greglc84@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:TAPJd.180307$Xk.26513@pd7tw3no...
>>> I have an Asus V9280, 128 meg, TI 4200. This morning I got up, turned
>>> on
>>> monitor as usual, nothing on screen, then said off mode in 5 seconds.
>>> Restart, windows goes as far as the win XP screen then goes black, off
>> mode
>>> in 5 seconds again, restart in safe mode and it all comes up, check
>>> everything in systems, all is fine, check vid card and see that fan is
>>> not
>>> spinning. Now questions are, if it is just the fan not working, would
>> normal
>>> mode windows not work but safe mode work? Is it just a matter of
>>> swapping
>>> fans? Is the fan supposed to run all the tame on this card?
>>>
>>>
>> If it works in safe mode without the drivers then the drivers is where I
>> would look. If you have a spare video card, I would try this too just in
>> case your ASUS card is rooted. I suspect the latter.
>>
>>
>
>
 
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Didn't mention this is the ASUS P4C-800 Delux Mb, 2.5 P4, 2 - 512s of ram,
40 gig maxtor.

"Venom" <Viper@Mailhouse.com> wrote in message
news:BxXJd.136078$K7.79582@news-server.bigpond.net.au...
>
> "Greg" <greglc84@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:TAPJd.180307$Xk.26513@pd7tw3no...
>> I have an Asus V9280, 128 meg, TI 4200. This morning I got up, turned
>> on
>> monitor as usual, nothing on screen, then said off mode in 5 seconds.
>> Restart, windows goes as far as the win XP screen then goes black, off
> mode
>> in 5 seconds again, restart in safe mode and it all comes up, check
>> everything in systems, all is fine, check vid card and see that fan is
>> not
>> spinning. Now questions are, if it is just the fan not working, would
> normal
>> mode windows not work but safe mode work? Is it just a matter of swapping
>> fans? Is the fan supposed to run all the tame on this card?
>>
>>
> If it works in safe mode without the drivers then the drivers is where I
> would look. If you have a spare video card, I would try this too just in
> case your ASUS card is rooted. I suspect the latter.
>
>
 
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No just an old logger that got crushed by a log years ago, gets
compensation for life and plays on computers for fun.

"Tocapet" <tocapet@NOSPAMcharter.net> wrote in message
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> You must have the absolute nicest neighbor in the world.
> He must be a Jehovah's Witness.
>
> Tom
>
> "Greg" <greglc84@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:iN8Kd.189176$8l.50082@pd7tw1no...
>> Well, went over to neighbors house, got 2 AGP vid cards, and one PCI,
>> one AGP wouldn't fit, and the other two did nothing, no screen activity,
>> took a fan off a heat sink and put it on to replace my vid cards burnt up
>> one, still the same, I can run in safe mode but that's it. Could I have
>> damaged the Mb when vid card fan died? Neighbor was sure the PCI one
>> works, going over again today to try my vid card in one of his comps. if
>> it does same to his computer then I will bring his vid card that is
>> running in his now home and try.
>>
>> "Venom" <Viper@Mailhouse.com> wrote in message
>> news:BxXJd.136078$K7.79582@news-server.bigpond.net.au...
>>>
>>> "Greg" <greglc84@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>>> news:TAPJd.180307$Xk.26513@pd7tw3no...
>>>> I have an Asus V9280, 128 meg, TI 4200. This morning I got up, turned
>>>> on
>>>> monitor as usual, nothing on screen, then said off mode in 5 seconds.
>>>> Restart, windows goes as far as the win XP screen then goes black, off
>>> mode
>>>> in 5 seconds again, restart in safe mode and it all comes up, check
>>>> everything in systems, all is fine, check vid card and see that fan is
>>>> not
>>>> spinning. Now questions are, if it is just the fan not working, would
>>> normal
>>>> mode windows not work but safe mode work? Is it just a matter of
>>>> swapping
>>>> fans? Is the fan supposed to run all the tame on this card?
>>>>
>>>>
>>> If it works in safe mode without the drivers then the drivers is where I
>>> would look. If you have a spare video card, I would try this too just in
>>> case your ASUS card is rooted. I suspect the latter.
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>
>