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To: Joe NYC who wrote (255154)	9/25/2008 7:00:17 PM
From: Joe NYC	Read Replies (1) of 275872

Just a follow up to the post I am replying to. BTW, thanks to everyone who helped me. The problem turned out to be the NVidia card (7900 GTX). I got a new power supply, and nothing changed. Now, I just installed a new graphics card, and all of the artifacts I was seeing disappeared (based on what I tried so far). I haven't tried the second boot partition to Vista 64 yet. Hopefully that one is working now as well. So I don't know if the graphics card itself went bad, or if Nvidia somehow screwed up the code path in their drivers that controls the 7xxx generation cards... Joe

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