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Do this: 1.Go to run and type dxdiag 2.Post the screenshot here

Remove the CPU, make sure that it does not have any bent pins, apply new thermal paste and make sure that the CPU fan is not loose.

Check PSU. But i think the AGP slot has gone bad.

Simple,do this: 1. Make sure that you have installed the drivers for NVIDIA 2.Disable the intel HD graphics (just disable it from the Device manager) (right click my computer >properties>device manager>display adapters. right click and disable it) 3. Restart Happy Gaming!

Your card will run smoothly as GT 730 is not a high end card so it requires very little resources. Happy Gaming!

Ofcourse it will work. Just make sure that you have a min 300W PSU. According to the NVidia site, this card needs a minimum of a 300 Watt power supply, with a current rating of 20 amps on the +12 volt rail. A standard Dell 350W power supply has 25 amps on the +12V rail. Total power draw is...

Your PSU is good so it was just a case of a bad graphics card. Next time run some video card stress tests to check for errors so that you can replace it. Some of the common GFX card error checking tools are OCCT, Video Memory stress Test etc. Happy Gaming!

It will work smoothly unless you plan on overclocking. Just to be sure, calculate your power requirements using this site : http://outervision.com/power-supply-calculator Happy Gaming!

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Do this: 1.Install the graphics card driver 2.Disable the onboard graphics (not uninstall) 3. Restart

2 days ago my computer started making a weird noise (NOT FROM SPEAKERS) randomly. After some time the noise would become continuous and the computer will shut down. Initially i thought that the sound was coming from the graphics card but i am now sure that it is coming from the PSU. When i turn...