I have just installed the graphics card PCIe and have installed the latest Catalyst drivers, since then the Computer freezes, I have Windows 7 and Ubuntu 12.04, under Ubuntu it works fine
ATI Radeon HD 2400 pro PC freeze
I have just installed the graphics card PCIe and have installed the latest Catalyst drivers, since then the Computer freezes, I have Windows 7 and Ubuntu 12.04, under Ubuntu it works fine
The latest Catalyst drivers (12.6) don't support the HD 2000 series, you will have to install Catalyst 12.4. I think AMD will be releasing a separate driver for the HD 4000 series and lower later this month.
I also have Catalyst 10.2 and still the PC freezes but not BSODOriginally Posted by Singularity1
and when I went to AMD support and drivers site, I choose Desktop graphics, Radeon 2xxx series then win 7 then the drivers appeared
Jeez, looks like a few people are having problems with ATI cards and machines freezing.
Thought I was the only one.
Education is when you read the fineprint. Experience is what you get if you don't.
Its overheating I think, open your case use a big normal house fan and point it at the card. Let the fan blow while you go about using your computer I can almost bet it wont restart as long as the fan is blowing.
If that's the case fix the fan on the card or buy a new cooler
If you can read this... you can read.
Make sure to clean your Pc from dust especially the graphics card fan area.
Download and run this: Driver Sweeper
And remove the ATI driver, restart you Pc after completing.
Download and install the AMD/ATI driver 12.4
Windows 7: http://www.filehippo.com/download_at...t_vista/12179/gmo
Windows 7 64bit: http://www.filehippo.com/download_at...ista_64/12180/
Last edited by NomNom; 02-10-2012 at 12:02 PM.
are this drivers not the same with those at AMD support site
Yes.
I thought 12-6 legacy was supposed to work
It's Beta and not recommended, 12.4 was the last driver officially for the HD2000 series.
I downloaded the above drovers, I installed them but problem still persist
Guys I need a clue here, could it be that my Power Supply is falling short its a 230w
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