Why does DW make my video card squeal?

Zerogreat · 04-26-06, 04:09 AM

Some time ago my mainboard somehow died and i needed a replacement. So i bought the first one suitable for my computer. It was ASUS A7V600-F (the old was A7V333-X or 300-X ? i cant remember right now) .. well it is a very crappy MB, because later i found, that this -F variant is something that should not be sold, its only for siemens built computers and asus has no support for it

It does some strange things like rebooting when i connect my phone via USB cable (had to buy bluetooth), but more important for this thread is, that i hear strange noises from the computer at certain occasions...

Sometims it is strange high pitched noise, sometimes it sounds like cd drive trying to read a damaged cd... but it does not comes from cd drives.. maybe it is the mainboard, maybe my graphics card (Radeon 9600 PRO), but it began after i installed the new MB.

It also happens just in certain situations...

04-26-06, 04:09 AM	#32
Zerogreat Electrician's Mate Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Czech Republic, Prague, coordinates are sumthin like 50,10 North 14,25 East, not much accurate Posts: 132 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	Some time ago my mainboard somehow died and i needed a replacement. So i bought the first one suitable for my computer. It was ASUS A7V600-F (the old was A7V333-X or 300-X ? i cant remember right now) .. well it is a very crappy MB, because later i found, that this -F variant is something that should not be sold, its only for siemens built computers and asus has no support for it It does some strange things like rebooting when i connect my phone via USB cable (had to buy bluetooth), but more important for this thread is, that i hear strange noises from the computer at certain occasions... Sometims it is strange high pitched noise, sometimes it sounds like cd drive trying to read a damaged cd... but it does not comes from cd drives.. maybe it is the mainboard, maybe my graphics card (Radeon 9600 PRO), but it began after i installed the new MB. It also happens just in certain situations...