I think my video card is melting down?

During the last few days, my monitor will abruptly display rows of blue gradients. This will usually last about a second and the computer is either usable thereafter, or it does it again a few times and eventually freezes up. One time it made the blue screen appear. This happened right after I was playing Call of Duty 4 for about an hour.

It's an ASUS Radeon 4830.

Jack2010-12-12T03:18:53Z

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The person above me is an idiot...just fyi.

Anyways. If the card is still under warranty, you should definitely send it in. If not, I guess it's time for an upgrade.

Anonymous2016-12-13T01:34:41Z

you'd be advantageous, in basic terms make positive you hook up the small skill cable to the GPU(video Card). you'll understand once you open the container btw. you truthfully plug it in with your computing device off and unplugged and thats it! the cardboard you picked ought to run both video games you listed on medium extremely nicely. make positive you flow to the ATI website after setting up and replace your drivers! reliable success and performance relaxing!

?2010-12-11T22:16:35Z

this is the problem of your monitor . and pls use graphic card for gaming.