ASUS GeForce - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

Necmier wants answers to this question what question,? what PC is it. what OS, driver must match . go Nvidia dot com then click legacy in video downloads pick, FX5700 or FX5000 series. get that and running it.

http://693c7hsf2kh43l24oh5buravfy.hop.clickbank.net/?tu=download&tid=heasus0321acdfde78a0568cb30. Here is the required driver.

Your Asus graphics card seems to have temperature issue.Go to the bios and increase the fun speed or buy a cooler.

Hi, Calm down. Try this solution: 1. Unplug your display driver and clean it using a clean brush. 2. Clean its terminal ( a yellow one) with a clean cloth. 3. Plug it again and put it in its correct position without any misplace even only half millimetres. Hope this will answer your problem.

twine ,connect the wire you cut, and wrap it with electrical tape...

Download Drivers Here is a link to download Nvidia drivers

try these following steps:
1: update your graphics driver to one of the most recent one:
2: Lower down the hardware acceleration to minimum.
3: If you can see things in the pause menu of the game please disable all the extra graphics effect ( like anty aliasing, etc )

Hope this would help.

There should be a model number on the board somewhere. A search of the model number would be better. You may have to remove a fan to see the chipset, then go to the Asus website and look up the video cards that use the same chipset. Graphics Cards ASUS

By default everything you down load goes to internal memory , , you need to go to settings and then apps and send them to the SD card .

Yes

You will need dotnetframework 1.1 http://www.omegadrivers.net/index.php?option=com_phocadownload&view=section&id=2&Itemid=55

This video card is good only for office if You need card for multimedia and undemanding games I suggest you: XFX R7-240A-CLF2 Radeon R7 240 2GB 128-Bit DDR3 Low Profile Ready Video Card. For a little more money offers much better performance, it is equally quiet and has a much better memory bandwidth.

a green light ain't nothing wrong with, red it probs with the card. So in fact this has noting to do with your graphic card.... It's your motherboard. Can you remove your graphic card and plug your screen in the onboard plug,. I forgot to tell to turn off power , before you begin. So not only turn off the powerswitch, then there's still current, pull out the powerplug, remove your asuscard and plug in a manual pcboard and manual mouse. If done, tell me what happens when you boot, nothing. are you able to use bios????

Did you try to play games for a long time, with the stock cooler. i'm amazed about all the gammer which are still using stockcooling and the teperature stays warm for 5 hours. And if i say they need to watercool it, just like you cpu and memory, because high temps degrease 1. the lifespan of your gear ( especially mb with cheap capacitors) enemoursly, but they overclock the graphiccard at the same time , while the effectivity decreases , caused by too warm components, they want also higher ratings from the card by overclocking. That's why i never by second hand cards or mb's or cpu's. Does the card still work; if not, does it smell burning? and did it broke, while gaming?????

Just click this link and you are there boss. Choose your OS, download, run, and enjoy

Asus website has it