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I wasn't able to find any sort of identifying marks or codes.

I didn't think this was relevant before but I feel that I should mention the card is also a ViewMax/NVIDIA card.

I went back to the page where I bought the card from and they aren't currently selling them anymore but I will still contact Amazon. Would there be anyway to actually see what the card really is?

It does take me to Techpowerup's database.

Oh sorry, I previously had an old NVIDIA GT 220 which started overheating. I just downloaded GPU-Z and came across something immediately.

Outside of these issues the card was fine. The installation DvD that came with it didn't work though, I don't know if that's relevant.

The BIOS are up to date.

I forgot to mention another issue. Sometimes while just on Chrome, it will go black and I will get a notification that says it has been blocked from accessing the graphics hardware.

I haven't checked the BIOS or the motherboard but Windows 10 was clean installed the other day (a couple times), everything is at good temperatures (just checked on Speccy), and all the fans are okay. I will check the BIOS and the motherboard. The PC is pretty old thought so I would guess that...

I recently bought a brand new NVIDIA GeForce GT 720 from Amazon. It has had problems since I bought it but here recently I updated my OS to Windows 10. I don't have as many issues but there are still some that restrict what I can do. Firstly, I frequently have a problem where if I'm flipping...

CPU: Intel(R) Core(TM) i5 CPU 750 @ 2.67 Ghz Motherboard: Standard Dual Channel PCI IDE Controller/ ATA Channels Ram: 6GB HDD: ST1000DM003- 1SB102 ATA Device/ Generic GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GT 720 2GB GDDR3 PSU: Cooler Master GX Bronze 450w Chassis: Dell Studio XPS OS: Windows 10 Home Edit: I also...

I recently bought a brand new Nvidia GeForce GT 720 graphics card from Amazon. The installation disc that came with it did not work so I figured I'd install the drivers myself from GeForce or View Max. On the disc cover, it says "Windows 10 64 version users MUST install the GeForce driver 382.33...

I am currently using a computer that has windows 8.1. I cleanly reinstalled windows 8.1 today in an attempt to fix some issues but it did not work because some of what I use was made for windows 10 (i.e. my graphics card). I was installing windows 10 and it got to 80% and got stuck. I ended up...

I don't have any other computers I can try it on, no. I forgot to include this earlier though, I got an error earlier when it crashed.

Yeah it's the GT 720. I don't know why it would be faulty though considering I bought it brand new just a couple of months ago.