Video card heats up=crash, lower the hz=less crash but not perfect. Added 512 mb of system RAM=even more crash
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Evidently it is heat related if the temperature is going up and causing it to crash.  Is this card being overclocked or running at stock speeds?\n\nIt sounds like you had it overclocked when you say "lowering the hz" since normally you wouldn't have this option if it was.  If so, then make sure the card can handle the overclock speed or you can burn it out and cause permanent damage to it if it exceeds the max threshold and doesn't have sufficient cooling to accommodate for the excess heat.  Even if you lower the clock speed afterwards, if the card is already damaged from overclocking too high then it could cause such problems to occur consistently.\n\nIf it's an old card and you suspect it's a hardware problem, check if the card has any physical signs of burn marks or bulging capacitors (the round cylindrical caps) on it.  If you see any capacitors that are dome-shaped or leaking then the board is bad.  Also, make sure the fan is free of dust and is spinning properly.  The card should not generate any more or less heat as it gets older unless one of your system or video card fans went out on you or is clogged with dust.
114662
sounds like you need more Ram
785594
Try removing the programs in your start-up menu, then run a defrag, check for viruses, run an ad-ware and spy-ware check... if all else fails upgrade your RAM. X
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Nothing will FRY, but some motherboards will slow everything down to the same speed.   It would be best to use the identical memory, so everything works properly.   Loop up your system at http://www.coastmemory.com and see what they recommend for your RIG.\n\nGood Luck and Happy Computing!
875954
Those are memory addresses. that means your RAM is bad most likely. 90% i would say
814143
This may be your video card going bad.  If there is a fan on the video card, make sure it is free of dust and operational.  If you have access to a different video card then try that.
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U r using 915 chipset motherboard this chipset allocates video memory according the physical memory u have\nFor ex- for 128MB main memory the video memry is 32MB\n        for 256MB main memory the video memry is 64MB\nand so on..\nIf u inc system memory this will increase video memory also
924657
maybe you need more RAM
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Try a different power supply and see if you still get the problem.. \n\nAlso check your memory (ram). There are some programs to do that the first one that comes to my mind is memtest86 http://www.memtest86.com/\n\n\ngood luck!
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although your processor and ram is quiet fast enough than your 64 MB video card. you must upgrade your video card to 128MB.
696692
the processes are to heavy for the amount of RAM you have... get more RAM. x
30466
Yes, if they can change your CPU speed or videocard speed with overclocking software its possible to burn it out.
69933
u can upgrade the mother bord and make it better and/or just buy 1 or 2  memory sticks(ram) and stick them in ur comp.
1143509
Its possible your graphics chip is overheating.  Check the fan.
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It may get overheated or some hardware is broken (it can be a HDD,RAM,Video card etc., I think the HDD has a problem). Try getting a hardware diagnostic tool.
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This could be loose RAM.  It could be a bad processor.  It could be a loose Video card.   It could be incompatible RAM and Processor combination.   It could even be a bad motherboard.   \n\nTry different RAM.   If you have two RAM modules, try it with just one, then the other.  Try a different Video card.    Let's just hope that by swapping parts that you get it working.   First assume that there is only one problem, and swapping will do the trick.  \n\nGood luck and Happy Computing!
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if it is PCI express 16 you probably installed the card wrong since PCI express 16 sucks memory you MUST install the DIMMs Memory BEFORE you plug the video card in the slot.\nif in doubt remove the video card and the memory and the (battery for 5 minutes) put the battery in first, Then the memory, then the video card, if that doesnt fix it check to see if you have the latest BIOS on your motherboard, and then finally, check for the latest drivers for the video card, Also the PCI express connector takes a bit of effort to seat the video card so use enough force to seat it