there might be a short between the battery and the PSU.

you may try uninstalling and re-installing the video drivers. then make sure that you resolution is set to the proper screen size and make sure the color pallet is set to 32bit and not 16bit.

That card isn't beefy enough to handle crysis I have a Nvidia 7950 512MB and it barely plays it on low graphics. what size CPU do you have?

do you live out in the country or in a rural area? sometimes on rural power lines the power isn't consistent and over time it could harm your system especially a graphics card.

just a thought im...

sorry i guess i got carried away

best of luck..
keep us posted on how that works out for you.

HE WAS ASKING WHICH VIDEO CARD ON THAT SITE WAS THE BEST.... I GAVE HIM MY ADVICE.. IT IS HIS JOB TO FIND OUT IF HIS MOBO CAN HANDLE IT... IF HE ASKS "can my mobo handle that video card" THEN I WILL...

go with the Nvidia 8800 GT

as far as buying it from the US, that doesn't matter. i would not over-estimate the power of the Dell side(star wars joke sorry). if there PSU is rated for 375 i wouldn't push it too far. the problem...

what kind of monitor? it sounds like the monitor might be bad.

it is almost impossible to upgrade a laptop (other than ram and HDD). with a laptop that old i would suggest getting a new one. the graphics card is about to burn out and once that happens it will...

If there is a way i don't know it. i would think it would be more trouble than it's worth

If you don't know how an LCD monitor works i will try to explain... there are three colors just like a CRT, Red Blue and Green, that are projected onto the screen. In some instances colors will stop...

The firs step i would take would be to download a really good spell check software because i couldn't understand half of your question.

That said. make sure that all of your drivers are downloaded...

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