Video Card Crash but Isn't the Hardware. Recently I purchased all my parts for my new Home Computer from Newegg and assembled it. Everything was working beautifully up until I tried to play a game. Any game. When I try to play something the game will run for...

Of course, there was also the clicking whilst recording which was soemtimes being captured in the recording, and sometimes during playback. I was getting really pissed off after about a month, so I ordered a new graphics card, which did nothing to remedy...

a hard time getting any PCIe-2.0 video card to work with my Gigabyte GA-K8NF-9 rev1 motherboard. My last video card that does work is an ATI X1650 pro which does not need an extra PCIe power source. Past 2 video cards tested 1) Nvidia XFX 8800 GT 256...

usage would triple and crash the > system. True. I've taken calling everybody's favorite footwear "Boots of Blinding Crash". Moving around very quickly tends to encourage crashing. What really bothers me is that the system specs on the box are just...

For gaming, you need everything (IMO, that's why technology is advancing). Most of games will be very happy with 2 gigs RAM and it help you to gain more fps. Same like display card. High end card give you the most impressive graphics and fps in the high resolution...

it won't crash. So it looks to me like the secondary video card has the fan turned off as a power-save feature. A defect, either in the hardware or the driver, causes the system to lock-up when it turns on. So I wonder... how many of you are crashing the...

the 650, reboot, let the system install the ATI video card (if it's ATI) as default VGA, reboot, install the Video card's catalyst Suite, shut down, (both of these are unnecessary if it's an Nvidia video card) put the 650 back in, turn on, let the sytem automatically...

Is this a new problem? In other words have you ever run those games without problems on this equipment? Only during these games but not in others? How often does this happen? You might try running it with one video card only. If you have no crashes...

DX10 crashes! Who is to blame. I have tried both Nvidia and Ati's top end video cards with various drivers and OSes with DX10 and DX9 to test the crashing driver issue. Firstly i have eliminated PSU, Motherboard and RAM compatibility issues. I have contacted...