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    Anaia Egia is offline Senior Member
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    Default Is my graphics card MSI N430GT is faulty

    Hi guys, I actually need to ask it. I have querie with you. How could you familiar that your Graphics card is faulty or not. This sound you different but is not is correct matters to ask. Is there any theoretical process to search where your graphics card is exact or not. Actually the concludes behind to ask this questions is that my driver continuously stopped functioning and recover when i play fresh warfare II and call of duty. I tested all but could not search the right way. I still tested with bios, but search nothing, so only wondering if my graphic card is faulty or not

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    Leya lucila is offline Senior Member
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    I could tell it is not compulsory that the trouble will be in your graphics card. The trouble may be anywhere either in your CPU board, or ram or your game. I would urge you to assure in another device that does not endure this type of the troubles. If it function, then you can be fairly confirm it is the graphics card. Although any Computer with at a 300W PSU will do. Test and search it .IT may be assisting you out. Thank you

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    Well by the way I a pretty much confirm that you have set up you N430 correctly. I have a question. Have you set up all drivers + directX 11 and entire the good material that are needed for the games while set up your graphics card. I hope you familiar that a CPU board has a big role with playing video games; a graphic card alone would not do it. So if CPU board gets stuck then things can not be treat. See to it that your CPU board is okay. At last I am a gamer not a technician. It is my advice

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    I actually need to function it out .I am assuming about the troubleshooting perspective just function the necessary scans and adjusted e.g. registry cleaner, adware cleaner, virus cleaner, etc. may be sound unlike but only to eliminate any possibilities there. I take you have enough ram (around 3GB).If the graphics card is the just thing that has altered test rolling back the driver to a last version, or test installing the driver for the regular GTX 285 rather of the GTX 550Ti.

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    I would advice you to utilize software tools to try your central processing unit, RAM, and graphics processing unit to solve which component is failing. You can utilize your common things such as Prime95 to try the central processing unit, Memtest86+ to try the RAM, and OCCT to try the GPU and video memory. Test to merge up which the material. Just do few googling on web. However the solution from pure software trying might not be conclusive

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