1. Check connection to the CPU and to the monitor (yes I know its an idiot item but if not screwed in they can get loose)
2. Boot in safe mode - Hit F8 alot at boot up.
Do you get the screen to work?
If No goto 3. If Yes set video to boot at minimal levels at next boot up reinstall drivers (Likely the resoultion was set to compatible levels some how)
3. Get (if availible) 2nd monitor see if it works on CPU.
If Yes - Monitor is the issue Try faulty monitor on 2nd cpu if still does not work walk monitor to garbage, go buy a new one.
If No - See 4
4. Find a 2nd Video card swap video cards Does this work
If No Try with the same CPU but with the 2nd montior if you have one
If still no your video card is pouched and possibly your whole CPU (Ouch)
If Yes on the old monitor Video card is pouched buy new one.
If Yes on the 2nd monitor see 3 yes and buy a new monitor.
If you can't / won't swap cards or monitors take the cpu to someone who can. If they have a monitor that works on it you'll likely need to replace the monitor. Unless its just the #2 problem (which I hope it is) Switching to resoultions your monitor can not support gets you the black screen occassionally (Usually you get something kind like a matrix screen.
If you need more help PM me or post here.
RomJ
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Originally Posted by Azan Caldazar
Yeah, black.
And it's still on (lamp is blinking).
Intel Pentium 4 2.8GHz HT
512 MB DDR II 400
GeForce FX 5900XT
Intel P4P800SE
350 W
It happened when i tried to run other games too, but now it's only GW and when I started some program that checks how is your graphics.
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That makes me think its more likely a wonky video card but set your video resoultion to factory default and see what happens. If it still happens on games and not in say word. My vote is wonky video memory.
If you can set the video resouluton in GW to whatever your monitor default is.