Hans Verkuil wrote:
> Since it also fails under Windows I'd say you have a broken PVR-350. 
> Quite rare for a PVR350 (usually it is the PVR500), but it happens. One 
> other possibility is overheating: these cards can get hot so make sure 
> there is enough airflow. And sometimes it is a powersupply that is not 
> powerful enough. But my bet is on overheating or a bad card.

Sys Temp:    +36°C
CPU Temp:  +34.0°C
temp3:     +33.5°C

This machine is the best cooled I've ever build and the Corsair 520w
power supply ensures that power is perfect.

If I put it in the Windows machine permanently rubbing against the
Nvidia 7900 GFX, I might have to worry about heat, it was uncomfortable
touching the card when I pulled it out after testing it under Windows.

So that just leaves defective as a conclusion, I just hope it's the 350
and not some other part.

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