Posted: 3/23/2013 6:01:01 PM EDT
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I went to drag & drop and image onto my desk top, the screen started going blank and then coming back as I moved the mouse. It was almost like a strobe, allowing me to get to the start and restart the system, it has happened twice the last couple days, new system with 2 TB of space and no where near maxed out, more like 15% of space used. Anyone have any ideas on what is causing this? Both times I had to restart the PC to make it stop. |
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As a world renowned expert on such matters (in my own mind) I can say that ain't supposed to happen. ed. I've had similar behavior with games, where certain scene content would throw graphics into a tizzy. It also happened a couple times in windows, looking at a jpg file. After a couple graphics card upgrades no longer have that problem. Went from GTX480 to GTX580 then to GTX660Ti. Then again I've been keeping the nVidia drivers current all that time.
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You know if I was stupid that shit would not be as funny as you think it is, fucking someone over with telling them to do that is funny to you huh?
Hardware issue. Bad BGA on the motherboard. Delete system 64 to bypass it. Good thing there aren't any stupid shits on arfcom, huh? JC grow a fucking sense of humor! 
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Quoted: I have a sense of humor, fucking someone over is not funny.Quoted: Quoted: You know if I was stupid that shit would not be as funny as you think it is, fucking someone over with telling them to do that is funny to you huh?Hardware issue. Bad BGA on the motherboard. Delete system 64 to bypass it. Good thing there aren't any stupid shits on arfcom, huh? JC grow a fucking sense of humor! You ever really make someone do that ? If you did you should get fucking booted There are people here who trust members here to give them good advice, not fucked up shit that costs them money and time. Grow the fuck up |
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Quoted: What person would actually delete there OS? And if you just happened to be dumb enough, go find your re-install disk that comes with your computer. Google it and see how many people did The point is why the fuck would you tell someone who might actually try it ? Because you'd think is was funny that they fell for some stupid malicious shit like that. |
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What person would actually delete there OS? And if you just happened to be dumb enough, go find your re-install disk that comes with your computer. Google it and see how many people did The point is why the fuck would you tell someone who might actually try it ? Because you'd think is was funny that they fell for some stupid malicious shit like that. Butt hurt much? |
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Quoted: Not at all, I am not as naive as that but there are a lot of newbies here and people who trust other members what they say to tryQuoted: Quoted: What person would actually delete there OS? And if you just happened to be dumb enough, go find your re-install disk that comes with your computer. Google it and see how many people did The point is why the fuck would you tell someone who might actually try it ? Because you'd think is was funny that they fell for some stupid malicious shit like that. Butt hurt much? It's just plain malicious to try and make someone try that stupid shit |
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Good, seeya' - I'm not tech savvy so I was thinking the delete fix was a good workaround - until I kept reading. What an asshole, you for thinking it's harmless fun, and me for tentativly thinking you were dispensing good advice.
ETA: Osirus23 - you can hit the fuckin' door too. Jrzy, I'm not too adept but I'd start with the peripherals, One at a time try a different mouse, different keyboard, different monitor and at least eliminate what it isn't. |