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Solve : computer not awakening from sleep + 2 additional problems? |
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Answer» So the first problem I got is the one posted in the subject. My computer doesn't respond if I let it go to sleep, I have to take out it's source of electricity, wait for a small green LIGHT in the computer to go out and restart it after (when I do so tough it does actually reload what I had open when the computer went to sleep). It doesn't respond using my mice, keybord nor hitting the start button. Where do you live? Is your area 50 Hz power? I live in Sweden, and I'm quite sure we got 50 Hz (and 220 volt if it makes any difference). Quote from: Geek-9pm on May 07, 2011, 07:10:26 AM Is your area 50 Hz power? What difference does that make? 50 or 60 Hz, it gets turned into DC by the power SUPPLY. Theovide: have you tried reinstalling the Sapphire driver? Quote from: Salmon Trout on May 08, 2011, 09:40:54 AM What difference does that make? 50 or 60 Hz, it gets turned into DC by the power supply.It matters. The power supply has ripple. A better power supply might help. Quote hen I have two problems that I think are related to my graphic card. The first one being my screen showing small lines of light and dark when I play computer games (Starcraft2 and WoW and some other games I've sen it on), which should be something to do with the refresh rate of the screen. Indeed how visible the lines are and how the lines act (they move up or down or stay put in the middle of the screen) changes if I put on or off vertical sync in the game. It also changes if I play full screen or windowed, but the lines are still there.PSU ripple is more annoying when using a 50 mains and refresh rate of 60. Quote from: Geek-9pm on May 08, 2011, 10:37:18 AM It matters. The power supply has ripple. A better power supply might help.PSU ripple is more annoying when using a 50 mains and refresh rate of 60. Computer PSUs are not the old fashioned types with transformer - full wave rectifier - pi section filter of your (and my) youth. They are switched-mode devices. The switching frequency is typically 25 kHz. Quote from: Salmon Trout on May 08, 2011, 09:40:54 AM Theovide: have you tried reinstalling the Sapphire driver?This. Make sure you're running the latest driver, which is 11.4 hotfix. As for the sleep issue, do you know what BIOS version your motherboard is on? If it's not the latest, update the BIOS first, but make sure you do it through the Asus EZ-Flash in the BIOS, not through Windows. Quote from: Calum on May 08, 2011, 01:27:43 PM This. Make sure you're running the latest driver, which is 11.4 hotfix.I will try to uppdate my bios, I haven't updated it manually ever. About graphic card drivers I've run some AMD update tools downloaded from AMD's site. But I've now also downloaded http://forums.guru3d.com/showthread.php?t=344093 (I found this one when searching for 11.4, and it seems like this is a never version just released?). Anyway, I'll try to update the bios then I'll check stuff out and see if everything works. Update: I'm not quite sure how to do the BIOS update, I've gotten into the Asus EZ-Flash but I'm not quite sure what to do from there. Also the update I think I downloaded haven't helped to much with the flickering. I'm thinking if it might be electricity output and if I should find a way to get it into an own socket (right now it's sitting into a double wall socket, the other socket leading to a split where I have all my computer stuff. I'm not quite sure how the double sockets work, if they share electricity in some way or not. (With double I mean something like this: http://www.valkyriaelmontage.se/res/Sidbilder/eluttagvaggvit.png )Does the computer not awakening from sleep(after leaving a period of inactivity and sleep mode is set) happens when leaving an intensive game with high settings or recommended settings for that particular game? Does flickering on full screen mode happens on all games or one? You could also borrow a known good power supply of same or greater than your current to check on this. Aside from installing the latest driver, you could also try lowering resolution a notch on a particular game and see the difference. |
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