I have just installed a 7600GS card, and it runs rather hot (i.e. around 100
F) with very little video activity needed to push the temperature up to its
slowdown threshold (i.e. 125 F). Is this normal or could there be a problem
with the card?

I let the drivers detect optimal settings. Came up 566(450 default) core and
1540(1320 default) mem.What do you all think?

Has someone succeeded in overclocking the video card nvidia 7600GT in
Windows Vista Home Premium, 64 bits? And if yes, would you share the info on
how you suceeded with me??
Thanks in advance.

I have a sony television which has a S-video and I recently bought a
new system, everything seperately and thus the hardisk does not have
windows or anything over it yet, my question is that when I connect my
svideo cable to my gfx card and tv I don't see any output on my TV !

This might sound a bit silly but I'm not a very techy guy, my question
is that I have a brand new system without operating system over it my
graphi card has 2 DVI outputs and I have a LCD which supports DVI as
well as VGA, now to install a new operating system I need to see the

I have WinXPro SP2
NVIDIA GeForce 7900GT Display Adaptor.
I cannot find the _exact_ new driver for this card, and I know I am probably
2 updates behind. I know that putting in the wrong driver is not a good

I am now pulling what hair I have left from my head in frustration.
I have an HP m8067c with an NVidia 7600GT video card. Looking at the digital
video outputs I have 2 DVI-I dual link female connectors.
Here's the problem:

Nvidia Driver with Under and overscan. Anytime soon ??
I had to use Powerstrip to even get a decent resolution for MY HTPC Tv
setup, 1088by666 is what Me using now.
I would like to use overscan and such to cover the whole screen hough.

I'm new to the nvidia line of video cards. Just changed from ATI.
In the ATI Software there was a temp program built in the software.
I don't see this in the software I've downloaded and Installed. Unless I'm
not seeing it. Can someone point out what I need ?

hi all...
Yesterday, I got my "driver cleaner" ready, and my "nasty file killer"
ready, to remove the nvidia stuff in my files so that I could upgrade
my vidcard.

Currently I'm running windows vista. I have a VisionTek  Geforce4 TI4200
128MB.  Only way I can get it to work. Is if I use the windows drivers for
the card. I'm woundering if someone got another driver to work.
If so, which version of driver did you use.

bought two 8800GTX's :) (cheeky smile)
only thing i am thinking off is noise, its an MSI card, fans look quite
large, so hopefullyu they will be slow and quiet.
HOWEVER I can water cool them, but not sure what the temps should be as

My new 8800 GTS Is huge. It's blocking one of my pci slots. With 3 total on
the MB And one being used, I have just one left which I'm going to use
shortly. I take it if I were to remove the fan and use some heat sink-fan
combo the warranty will be void. Am I correct ? The size is ...

This problem is OLD.
I think it was about a year ago when it first happened and I still am
stuck to what is going on.
Since then the machine has hardly been used, so details are sketchy

Hello. I've installed the latest drivers on two different machines. One with
a Geforce6800 and another with a 7800 card and with both, the installation
stops with the warning that the drivers have not been verified to run on
Windows XP. How can this be so and has anyone else ...