DVI problems wif FX5200

Hi,
My Fx5200 does not output DVI. Anyone have suggestions as to what i can do to fix this problem

It either of the DVI-I connection that is being short due to the power failure I supposed... maybe another VGA with DVI-I connector can be placed in to test this out.

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Hi,
I have this DVI monitor which was able to work when using DVI interface
However i do not know what happen. I had a power failure in my home, and the computer was shut off. When the power was back, I turn on my computer, there was an error message that appeared on my PHILIPS monitor(170B4) "no video input". Using a Vga interface allowed me to use the monitor. I m using FX5200 128 tdr. SO my question is which one is spoilt? the graphic card or the LCD monitor?
OR is there a way to counter this problem

It either of the DVI-I connection that is being short due to the power failure I supposed... maybe another VGA with DVI-I connector can be placed in to test this out.

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Regard PFtelecom

i have Nvidias newest driver installed, it hangs when it try to load the games.
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