"Out of Range"


  1. Posts : 1
    Windows 10
       #1

    "Out of Range"


    Three days ago while in the middle of playing Rimworld my computer started to make error noises and the monitor would flicker. This was all that happened, the game continued to respond properly and nothing else seemed wrong.

    Yesterday my machine was working fine until suddenly the monitor flickered and then showed "out of range". I rebooted and it showed the bios and load screens but once it went to the login screen it again switched to "out of range".

    I tired starting in safe mode and changing the display settings to the lowest resolution. On restarting it was still "out of range". I then tried using safe mode to delete the display driver and restart. This fixed things for a bit, but while I was looking for the drivers for me GeForce it flickered and went back to "out of range".

    Since that I have continued to wrestle with the display, getting it back to a point where I can use it only for it to suddenly go out of range.

    I've run virus scans and spyware scans but because the display goes out of range I can't see what happens with those, so I don't know if it's a virus or something.

    Does anyone know what might be happening? Do I need a new graphics card? A new monitor? Both are 14 years old so I'm not discounting the fact it might be one or the other of those too.
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  2. Posts : 582
    win 10
       #2

    Hi i would list the hardware in your computer. try another cable for monitor. if you have onboard graphics remove the graphic card and try the onboard graphics.
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  3. Posts : 305
    Win 10 and 11
       #3

    It might be a sync issue between the GPU and the monitor. The timing signals have gone out of spec and the monitor can't handle it and goes "out of range".

    Sadly, I can't tell you whether it is the GPU or the monitor, but at 14 years old, I would borrow a monitor and try that to start.
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