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Monitor/video card blurr at left side

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hi all,

I got a Samsung Syncmaster 753DFx and a GF4 MX420. I recently overclocked my gfx from 250/332 to 320/460. Too high huh? But I read a review on guru3d site on that card, it could go that high. Well guess my card is different, I got artifacts with that speed. Anyway, I turn it back to original settings now. There's some mark left from it I guess. The left side of my monitor is blurr. Don't know why. Can anyone help me? Is it my monitor or gfx?

It's not much difference but there is... any idea?


did you upgrade the vid cards cooling before OCing? If you didn't it could send your card to the grave quickly.

Not enough info right now where the problem is so...

Reset the monitor and attach to comp, go to bios menu. Do you see the problem?

Attach monitor to a different vid card or vice versa and post your findings. It will be then much easier to pinpoint the cause.

Did you try a simple Degauss on your monitor? It should be in the monitor settings. It is usually the option with the U shaped magnet.

But I read a review on guru3d site on that card, it could go that high. Well guess my card is different, I got artifacts with that speed.?

Maybe your card isn't different, but your case is. (Cooling and airflow!) :huh:

If someone overclocked something, that doesn't mean everyone can. :(

GL

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