In game graphic card goes mad.

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

Try here.

check your BIOS.
ALSO check your game on any another pc
this will clerify weaher the problem is with your pc or game set-up.

You need to set the tv's setting as well, and not all tvs will accept the input from video cards on all resolutions.

Try changing the screen resolution and see what your TV will accept....or goto the tv's website and find the specs that list what resolutions it can except.

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The below link is a decision support tool from NVidia. You may find this helpful because it takes into consideration the use that you want to get out of your card (video editing, gaming, high HD resolutions, etc):

http://www.nvidia.com/content/HelpMeChoose/fx2/HelpMeChoose.asp?lang=en-us

Depending on how new you are to this type of upgrade, this site may be helpful to you too (for the installation):

http://www.bustype.com/

A good fit for you might be the BFG Nvidia GEforce 7600 GS OC (512 MB).

I think the game you played has made your graphics card to fail. The graphics card has now be out of order. Consult your dealer for a replacement.

ooks to me you have a OS error, if you are using XP or Vista try doing a repair, then try reinstalling the VGA card Driver.

have you updated to the latest patch for the game ?

are you running the latest directx for your os
link to directx from microsoft here
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=2DA43D38-DB71-4C1B-BC6A-9B6652CD92A3&displaylang=en

Unistall this unit and reboot ,

if the problem still exists then back up the info you need and then consider formatting this unit
or
restoring it back to an earlier time before the card was introduced,

either solution will fix the problem,

Now that everythings working again search the model of the card you have and read about the card specs and or the reveiws about the cards ratings,compared with your computers specs,
More ram may be required for the card to perform properly,

once back to normal,
then try to reinstall the card again,hope you got the disk?

If it turns to custard again then consult the store you got the card from and ask them to demo the card for you.

or

you demo it to them.

WARANTEE ISSUES..........Consumers have rights.

If your new video card has a power connector, make sure it is connected to a power plug. If you already did that, it's possible your PC's power supply doesn't have enough power to run all your connected equipment.

To get your old card running, hit F8 repeatedly during boot-up until you get the boot options. Select VGA mode. It should boot up properly then.

Once booted into VGA mode, set your screen resolution to something simple like 1024x768 or 800x600, then reboot.

If that doesn't work, try hitting F5 repeatedly during boot-up to boot into Safe mode. You can then adjust your settings again there.

Are you trying to play GRAW? If yes you need a decent graphic card (Nvidia or ATI 6600 or 7600) at a minimum to play it decently. Onboard graphics like the Intel Graphics media accelerator in your case is NOT good enough to play GRAW.