Dunno whats the problem

You might try changing your browser (Firefox, IE etc) also see if you have the latest versions. It also could be stuff on your computer. You might want to also clear the cache and even do a complete virus scan if possible.

it sounds like you have a flakey mobo, i'd send it back or if its under warranty, i'd make them have a tech come to your home to fix it or replace the board

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have you tried holding the power button on power up until you hear the second beep ? it resets the video it might help u? dunno try it :)

you should have atleast a 400watt pwr supply for gaming, if this fails try upgrading your video card to 1 gig ddr video card.

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at the bottom of page is all the drivers

You have to erase your action replay.Shut off DS.Turn on and hold a,b,select,and start until it turns to the title screen of AR .Then type in the game/name then type CPUE-D074D1B3. For pokeomn platinum.

How old is your monitor? If it's an LCD type with 5 to 9 years of age then it may have burned out lighting inside of it. You would just replace the monitor. Check the back of the monitor for the date. If 2004 or earlier then you need a new monitor. You did say the video comes up to desktop, so it's not the video card, and the pc booted up so it's not the cpu either. I've had this problem too.

so is your screen like fading to black and back to bright when u do something? If it fading in and out try adjusting the monitor settings on the monitor itself. Whats happening is your monitor is trying to save energy so it dims. The setting is Luminance on most monitors

And by the way u cant reach a video capacity cause the memory dumps the info when it needs space to process more video.

The maximum resolution for the MV540 is 1024X768 @60Hz refresh. The other monitor isn't giving you an error message because not all monitors have that feature, but both the monitors are unable to display whatever data the computer is sending. If the display is normal until you start the game, then the game itself is setting the resolution to something out of the monitors' range. You'd need to set the game up to play at a setting the monitors could handle. I've never played WoW so I have no idea if the game offers a way of selecting the resolution. The game may simply require more graphics capability than your monitor can provide. Most systems now are using 17 or 19-inch flat screens or CRT's, and they offer more resolution and refresh rate options.

use graphics card for agp.