Graphics when trying to use the games the graphics are fragmented.

do a hard reset. Press and hold down the power key till it turns off. Wait a few mins and then turn on again. Run your antivirus software if you can boot back up again

I would also suggest the following steps::

• Update Browser and flash player
  
• Remove Large Number of Add-ons and Extensions
  
• Remove Third Party Toolbar
  
• Fix Disk Space taking Internet Data
  
• Update Graphics Driver
  
• Perform Disk and Registry Fragmentation
  
• Update Windows
  
• Stop unwanted programs that consumes internet bandwidth

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Hmmm.....set the values in ur BiOS for AGP video!

I think u have to upgrade that old card, theres a lot of used 256mb AGP card in the market!

The game that you are trying to play most likely asks for more than 128mb of RAM for a graphics card. Try upgrading your card to increase the performance of your computer and gameplay.

I would start by upgrading the video card, because it is most likely the problem. Also try lowering the quality settings within the games themselves to increase performance. RAM also plays a factor in games, these days 2GB of RAM and up is ideal for gaming.

I would have to bet, it sounds like overheating or not enough power to the graphics card. If you have a 500watt+ you should b fine on power. If the PSU is big enouh then its overheating get a better cooler like a zalman VGA cooler w/ zalman video ram heaetsinks. Hope this helps.

is your firewall blocking? are u an admin (allow to download)? is itunes fragments on pc (check program folder) ?...if so delete these fragments...also go to add/remove progs to see if itunes (delete) after you have done this go to www.apple.com to download itunes 8.0....

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Hope this helps.
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The simpliest answer would be to de-install games, media, and audio files. Even as far back as Win95 and even Dos it was nearly impossible to put that much programming onto a hard drive unless a bunch of junk files were added i.e. the games, movies, and songs. Now a smart man would try to write any or all of his more important media files to a CD/DVD writer assuming he has one before deleting from his hard drive. His games would probably have to be re-installed later if he considers the health of his hard drive to be of supreme importance. There are defragmentation programs that will run at 2%, but the runtime on such program on what is probably a highly fragmented drive would be atrocious and the user would most likely stop the defrag before being completed. Plus these programs are not free. Fragmented drives with so little free space would and do cause major headaches when writing information to DVD/CD, i.e. any copied information to DVD/CD would have to verified against original information on hard drive before they could be trusted. Imgburn 2.4.2.0 is one such DVD/CD wrtiing program that is not only small but also free and is considered to be one of the best small programs on the market for such endeavors
But the best answer of all is simply not let your hard drive ever get into this predicament. But now that the situation has occured you might want to try DU from Microsoft SysInternals located here . It will provide a graphical view of which folders are occupying the most space on your hard drive. Be aware, don't remove the Windows and Program Files folders, in fact until you learn how to look at this program and Windows Explorer, don't remove any folders. Just remove video, music, and games files, else you might end up with a computer that won't boot up...

You may need to update your Emac RAM and video card because this can be the cause why you have this slow and strange apperance your screen..

Hope that helps.......