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Thinkpad T60
LG H-IPS Monitor 15" 4:3 1400x1050
Graphics
ATI Mobility Radeon X1400
During normal use my screen's aliasing will screw up and skew horizontally, massive amounts of artifacts spew onto the screen, and sometimes the display just goes off completely at random.
Any combination of all of the above things happens at random.
It's not a heat issue.
I've installed the latest drivers.
Also, the problems even occur during Bootup during BIOS bootup and pretty much any time the laptop is on.
If I physically manipulate or apply pressure to my laptop in certain areas, the problems may stop or worsen.
I have opened up and reseated all of the parts that I could.
The problems persist.
I have tried practically every graphics driver.
If I apply pressure directly over the GPU PCB the problem ceases.
I assume this probably means there's a loose connection between my GPU and my system board.
If this is the case, is there anything I can do about it? Besides replacing the entire system board.
In the past I was getting ati2dvag.dll blue screens of death, but they do not occur anymore since I did a driver update a few months ago.
LG H-IPS Monitor 15" 4:3 1400x1050
Graphics
ATI Mobility Radeon X1400
During normal use my screen's aliasing will screw up and skew horizontally, massive amounts of artifacts spew onto the screen, and sometimes the display just goes off completely at random.
Any combination of all of the above things happens at random.
It's not a heat issue.
I've installed the latest drivers.
Also, the problems even occur during Bootup during BIOS bootup and pretty much any time the laptop is on.
If I physically manipulate or apply pressure to my laptop in certain areas, the problems may stop or worsen.
I have opened up and reseated all of the parts that I could.
The problems persist.
I have tried practically every graphics driver.
If I apply pressure directly over the GPU PCB the problem ceases.
I assume this probably means there's a loose connection between my GPU and my system board.
If this is the case, is there anything I can do about it? Besides replacing the entire system board.
In the past I was getting ati2dvag.dll blue screens of death, but they do not occur anymore since I did a driver update a few months ago.