Image problem When searching the googl?e earth's images display break up. It will be a problem with my video card (Radeon 7000) or the motherboard k7vt2? Can it be fixed?

Try installing the latest video card drivers for the GPU.
http://support.amd.com/en-us/download
Step 1: Desktop graphics
Step 2: ATI Radoen 7xxx (Legacy)
Step 3: Radeon 7000 Series
Step 4: select your current version of windows
Click "Display Results"

did you reinstall XP?

if you have a free expansion slot on your motherboard, this is a viable solution to the problem.

A google image search shows that the Intel 845 gvsr only has PCI slots on it. (I could be wrong here, so be sure to confirm this)

what kind of card you want depends on what you plan to do. If this is just a general use pc, don't go overboard on price. Just something simple will handle every day word processing and web browsing. If you plan to use lots of video/gaming/image aplications, spending a few more $$$ is worth it.

Hello,

User's Guide for the 7000 series Radeon graphic card:
http://support.amd.com/us/GPU_TechDocs/rade7270.pdf

Try loading windows in Safe mode. And remove or disable the Radeon card, Safe mode will load windows generic video drivers, then go to control panel, and click on device manager and then click on display adapter, and delete the driver, you must delete it or the Radeon card will reload its driver the next time u reboot and you problem will not go away.

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According to the X1300 specifications here it does support multiple displays. The option to configure the display is found in the Catalyst application. Do you have the latest version of that? You can get it from their website.

Check to see if your video card is excessively hot. It sounds as if your video card is overheating and going into thermal protection.
A lot of times, when the GPU is damaged it will overheat as one of the final signs before it's impending death.
If this is the case I would replace it.

Your Motherboard has an onboard video chipset made by Nvidia. Nvidia and ATI have a history of not playing nice with each other.

I have 2 possible solutions for you.

1.) Remove the Radeon card and use the Nvidia onboard card (Essentially a Geforce 6100)

2.) Enter the bios (Usually done by hitting <Delete> or <F12> while the computer is booting up) Your Motherboards manual can tell you for certain. Then find the options for onboard video and disable it.

Then boot up the PC, When it say starting Windows press <F8> to bring up the windows boot menu. Select "Start in Safe mode" Once this loads up open the device manager, look under "Display adapters" find the entry for the Nvidia adapter, right click on it and select either "Uninstall" or "Disable this device"

Which you choose depends on your personal preference Whether you like Nvidia or ATI boards better.

If it makes your decision easier a Geforce 6100 is roughly equivalent to a Radeon 8500 in performance.

I hope this helps
Dave

First off, it needs to be a desktop. Make sure the Motherboard has a PCI-e slot, and that the card is seated properly. Also make sure that you screw in the metal tab in properly or the card could come loose.

try control panel, dispaly settings, monitor, change default monitor.
Let me know if this works for you.