I just Forked out for a $500.00 aeolus geforece 6800gt. As you can imagine I was quite excited to install it. I went through all the proper steps all the way up to istalling the software. At 34% complete Everything went absolutey insane. My screen went into some strange multicolored random block picture. Kinda looks likes when the old nintendo games wouldnt load right. I tried to restart to only have the same old crap come up. I thought maybe....hopefully my agp slot took a crap so I put my old 5900 back in. The old card works fine. I am pretty sure the 6800 just crapped out competely but I am in a panick so if anyone has heard of this happening before, let me know. Any advice would be wonderfull...
swank02 0 Newbie Poster
alc6379 120 Cookie... That's it Team Colleague
Try the card in another system.
Install new drivers.
Reinstall windows.
Try any of those steps, and see what happens. If the card does that in another system, I'd RMA that sucker.
rcrevolution 0 Posting Whiz
WHAT!!!! 500 bucks dude you got ripped they sell for under $400 thats a 6800Ultra right there.
swank02 0 Newbie Poster
WHAT!!!! 500 bucks dude you got ripped they sell for under $400 thats a 6800Ultra right there.
Yeah...but I bought the damn thing in japan...these people are nuts. Imagine how much the ultra is. You'ld crap yourself...
swank02 0 Newbie Poster
:eek: :eek:
Well its toast....I tried it on another pc and the same results. The same technicolored dream coat of old arcade bad boots. What a shite deal. I am going to exchange it tonight...I might trade it for the leadtech.
I did have one question to anyone who might know...Does the Gigabyte K8NS Pro support a ddr3 video card or do the agp voltages even comply for the 6800gt? Just some stuff I heard around the vine.
Ofcourse any input would be great.
Catweazle 140 Grandad Team Colleague
Should be suitable. Is your power supply unit up to it? You should have at least a 350Watt unit, or preferably one of 400Watts or more.
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