Constant Monitor Flicker. Would a cold room be the culprit.
I always try to keep my room cold in the summer (i am a winter person). But ive noticed my monitor flicker is worse then and not as bad other times. Is blasting AC the problem?
I have a NVIDIA 550 Ti 1GB card with monitors hooked up through VGA to DVI adapters. Asking a YouTube Computer Master (i will not say geek, cause i am also decent with computers) named BetaFlux who said the new RAM i installed could be pushing my PSU's limit (and MemTest86+ Bootable found 660 errors in 11 hours).
Please respond, im starting to get headaches from this annoying bull****.
And i know it's not a problem with the monitor, because i have 2 both flickering at the exact same rate.
Operating System Win 7 64bit
Computer Type Custom (Not fully built by me)
OS Service Pack Big, fat, 0.
Internet Explorer Version I use Comodo Dragon, Chrome sucks now.
CPU Type and Speed AMD Athlon II x4 630 2.80 GHz
CPU Cooling Stock
Motherboard Chipset MSI K9N6PGM2-V2
System BIOS Revision The latest for MSI K9N6PGM2-V2
Video Card Type and Speed NVIDIA GeForce GTX550ti 1024MB DVM 192 CUDA Cores
Video Card Cooling Stock
Video Card Temperature Absolute Zero in Kelvins (i wish)
Computer Monitor D1. HP S2031 20" (don't buy, turns off when moved a little) D2. Generic Non-PnP monitor 15"
Sound Card MSI K9N6PGM2-V2 Integrated.
Speakers Altec Lansing (old)
Headset/Microphone RCA ???model.
Hard Drive 500 GB
Optical Drives LG Super-Multi type and Samsung (TSSTcorp) drive that gets stuck when trying to open it.
Network Speed 108-150 Mbps
Gaming Console PS2, PC, a little PS3 (GH:WoR)
Anti-virus Software Norton (free with Comcast)
System Install Date I don't know, it's like the 4th time windows has been reinstalled.
Computer Skill Level Average Ability
Windows Experience Index 5.7
Favorite Game PC=Guitar Hero III / PS2=Tokyo Xtreme Racer Zero
Favorite Application Trick questions suck, you know that...right.