Windows 7 gaming Problem

* Can you give us all of your system specs??
* Is you system running other games well??
* Is this a New system or one that you've had for a bit??
* What Case/PSU do you have??

Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-MA785G-UD3H
CPU: AMD Phenom II x2 BE
RAM: OCZ DDR2 4GB 1066mhz Platinum
Graphics card: XFX ATI HD5750
PSU: Ocz stealthxstream 600w
HDDS: x2 Western Digital 500 GB Green Power Sata II

I don't know since i dont have any new games at the moment, And this build is only about a month and a half old.
And to answer your third question it is a Coolermaster Glite of somesort i cant find the name since the manual is somewhere around my room.

There are quite a few things that could be causing your problems. I would make sure that all of your updates are done (Windows/Mobo/GPU drivers/onboard chipset/etc.). This can be a pretty common issue with system stability. You could download PC Mark Vantage benchmark and see if you have the same issues. Link below:
http://www.futuremark.com/benchmarks/3dmarkvantage/down...

I would also double check that you have everything plugged in on the motherboard correctly, especially the 6 pin PCI-e power connector on the GPU.

You can test your memory out with Memtest86:
http://www.memtest.org/

Does the system run fine during normal operations w/o gaming??

Thank for the links ill download them shortly, And yes i downloaded the latest drivers for Chipset,Mobo,GPU Drivers and everything everything is plugged in properly including the 6 pin Power connector.

The ram seems to be fine but ill check it right away, And yes it seems to run Windows 7 with Aero enabled fine but thanks for bringing up the 6 pin connection PCI-e cause im thinking now that when the GPU starts using more power that its going to need more AMP's and i might need to connect the high AMP 12 V 6 Pin connector.

Thank you lunyone for your help.

I think that your PSU PCI-e power cable should be labeled, at least mine are on my PSU. That is the one that you should be using, if it isn't plugged in than that would explain your problem.

P.S. I'm glad that I can help. I'm not always the most informed, but I do try to help when/where I can  

If you are running on board sound or a sound card and you're running an ati card you probable installed the ati sound drivers when you installed video drivers for you graphics card. Try uninstalling the drivers.....ati's sound and video. reboot and install graphics driver only........ custom or advanced install............ when the option for sound comes up say no.....

Mine says "PCI E 1" then there is another one, but it is connected. I'm starting to rule out any power problems and see if it could be a DX11 or Windows 7 capability issue. I'm getting borderlands soon, So if it does turn out to be a hardware problem i'll probably just RMA the card.

Thanks once again though.

What is the "other" one connected too?? You should have 1 x 6 pin PCI-e and 1 x 6 + 2 pin (8 pin) PCI-e power connectors for your GPU needs. There is a 4 + 4 pin CPU connector too, but that should be plugged into the mobo by the CPU.

Nothing, I only have one graphics card so the other one is just hanging there.

Ahhh, you had me worried there for a sec  
You could try the other 6 pin PCI-e power connector. Maybe there is a connection problem with the "PCI-e 1" and you don't know it???

I have the 4 + 2 plugged into the motherboard, If thats the correct number of pins. Is that okay?

No that doesn't sound right. Where do you have the "4 + 2" connector plugged in?? I don't think there is a 4 + 2 socket on any motherboard that I know of. You should have the 20 + 4 (24 pin) and the 4 + 4 (8 pin) plugged into the mobo. The 4 + 4 pin should be plugged into the mobo near the CPU and the 20 + 4 pin only plugs into one spot on the mobo. The rest of the power connectors are for your GPU/HD/Optical parts.

Sorry, my bad i said that i didn't know the number of pins.
I have the 4+4 connector and the 20+4 connector in.

Ahhh, okay that sounds like your fine. I'm sure you wouldn't be able to run your system without them anyways  

Yeah, Ill see whats happening when I'm running a more recent game and then rule out if its a hardware or software problem.

Once again, Thanks for your help.