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Join Date: Jun 2008
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OS: Windows Vista Home Premium
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Bad video card?
Hello! I have a problem with my video card. Take a look at the screenshot. Why does that happen? Is this a Windows or a video card problem?
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Re: Bad video card?
what as the screenshot you posted to do with a video problem
wrong one? what is the problem what cpu video card m/b power supply brand wattage
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