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How can i fix my Video Card

by Lorence
(Pampanga, Philippines)

Hello,

I just want to know how can i fix my video card. Because my PC is always restarting when i am playing games but sometimes when the game is loading it will going to restart already. so what i did is to reformat my PC but when i will going play games again it's going to restart. i try to remove my video card in my motherboard and i just only use the built-in VGA on my motherboard. and when i try to play games it didn't restart but i don't like it because the graphics is to low. that's why i want to know how to fix my video card that i remove?
the video card is not only working in games but in other application like MS word it is working...

my video card is Inno3d Geforce 7300GT PCI-E 256mb 128bit
my Ram is 1.5GB

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Hello Lorence,

First your video card may need new drivers, you should be able to download them from Nvidia.

Second your video card may need to be replaced to play some of the newer games, 256 meg of ram on the video card may not be enough.

Third you can not remove the 'embedded' video on the motherboard but you can disable it thorugh the BIOS, you will need the key press to get in to the BIOS from the manufacture or it will be on the splash screen when the computer starts.

Once you have disabled the embedded video and updated the drivers if the computer restarts when it is under heavy load then I would think that the video is being overloaded and overheating thus causing the computer to restart.

Hope this helps...

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