This is pretty minor, but every so often I hve noticed a quick "screen glitch" on my new DP 1 GHz G4. I have the GF4 MX so I am wondering if this problem is related to the card? Or perhaps a combo of my old monitor using the card? Thanks.
<strong>This is pretty minor, but every so often I hve noticed a quick "screen glitch" on my new DP 1 GHz G4. I have the GF4 MX so I am wondering if this problem is related to the card? Or perhaps a combo of my old monitor using the card? Thanks.</strong><hr></blockquote>
Contact AppleCare ASAP and report the problem. Make sure to get a case number. They need to raise the priority of this problem because it affects all QS 2002 users and when I called they claimed to have no knowledge of it. As you can see, plenty of us have this problem.
Why the heck do I need to register for the discussion? Argh I think I'm going to call them. How often does this happen with you Eugene? It's just like 1 second flashes with me every couple hours.
<strong>Why the heck do I need to register for the discussion? Argh I think I'm going to call them. How often does this happen with you Eugene? It's just like 1 second flashes with me every couple hours.</strong><hr></blockquote>
1.) if you have a mac.com account it should work using your e-mail addresss and password.
2.) it's a support server. registering once isn't going to kill you
I realize that but it's a pain in the ass when I just want to read this thread. Probably can't get any help from it too. I plan on ditching the video card so maybe I will just wait till then.
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<strong>This is pretty minor, but every so often I hve noticed a quick "screen glitch" on my new DP 1 GHz G4. I have the GF4 MX so I am wondering if this problem is related to the card? Or perhaps a combo of my old monitor using the card? Thanks.</strong><hr></blockquote>
See the thread on the Apple Discussions Boards.
"Power Mac G4 (QuickSilver 2002) > Displays > Flashes-G4/933/nVidia Geforce4mx/Apple 17 LCD"
1-800-APL-CARE
Contact AppleCare ASAP and report the problem. Make sure to get a case number. They need to raise the priority of this problem because it affects all QS 2002 users and when I called they claimed to have no knowledge of it. As you can see, plenty of us have this problem.
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<strong>Why the heck do I need to register for the discussion? Argh I think I'm going to call them. How often does this happen with you Eugene? It's just like 1 second flashes with me every couple hours.</strong><hr></blockquote>
1.) if you have a mac.com account it should work using your e-mail addresss and password.
2.) it's a support server. registering once isn't going to kill you