20 Most Recent Nvidia GeForce 9500 GT, PCI Express Video Card Questions & Answers

On a mac try Final Cut Express or Final Cut Pro on a PC try Pinnacle Studio HD or my favorite Sony Vegas.
As for the 3D, for games try Unity 3D if you want a intro to a YouTube series visual effect ect. try Adobe After Effects , for design try Google SketchUp.

You might try blowing it out with compressed air. Usually that means the fan needs to be replaced, though. Sorry.

http://www.nvidia.com/Download/index.aspx?lang=en-us Try here.

download it through google site i.e download geforce driver 9500 gt driver for xp sp3 32 bit

Please go to this link and click Download the Latest Driver

http://www.nvidia.com/object/product_geforce_9500gt_us.html

use the dvi- port or the hdmi -portvga is done

nooo it'snot the heat tht makes games sloweru need to make sure u hav installed all the dirctx and physics and the latest driver the cpu overclocking couldhelp aswellmore ram is good too u may consider installing a 6bit windows it's more stable and powerfull

1..Check your VGA to monitor cable or change it with a new one.
2..Check to see if there are any jumpers (switches) on the card and are in correct position (see the card's manual).
3..Connect another monitor to your PC.
4..Take out the VGA card check if there are any signs of wear in the VGA monitor connector or to the PCI express to Motherboard connector, put it back again, insure it is placed correctly.

try downloading the correct driver on the computer which will made it operate properly
In this web page you will choose the correct driver for your system by choosing the fourth one as listed

http://www.siliconguide.com/drivers/device/1313/

might have a bad card check with nvidia support if its new they will just send you a replacment...

Go to Nvidia's Website and make sure you have the LATEST drivers, and not the ones from Windows Update. If they don't work, try older ones.

you need strong test you pc ram driv, and Vga drive, it may be from 3: 1.Ram drive, 2. Vga drive /9500gt/, and 3. operating system. And one way in first, reinstall your vga driver for your operating system, if system see it /vga/ automaticly, 100% install Vga driver from Vga driver disc.

I would try, uninstall current Nvidia driver, then install updated driver from here;
http://www.nvidia.com/Download/index.aspx?lang=en-us

NVIDIA 9500GT DRIVERS DOWNLOAD

Hope it helps! Good Luck!
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This sounds like a RAM problem. When a game is loading, it writes a lot of game data and textures to RAM so they can be called upon quickly. If your RAM space runs out during gameplay, FPS will take a severe hit due to data having to be loaded from the hard drive (typically thousands of times slower). This will continue until the game is able to load what it needs back into RAM, at which point the game will speed up again until it again runs out of RAM. If you only have one or two GB of RAM, adding more will solve your problem.

If you have enough RAM (at least 3 GB) then try closing all background programs and processes that you aren't using. Be careful with closing processes through Task Manager; only close them if you know what they are. A process's function can generally be found by Googling the process name. Task Manager can be accessed by right-clicking on the Taskbar, and clicking on Start Task Manager.

Hello
Please go to this link and click Download the Latest Driver
http://www.nvidia.com/object/product_geforce_9500gt_us.html
Good Luck

same problem here sir.. i had a hard time looking fo the installer of my video card.. i don't wanna downgrade to winXP.. just pot here if you found the solution.. tnx..