20 Most Recent Nvidia 64MB GeForce3 AGP Video Card with TV-Out Graphic Card Questions & Answers

I'm sorry to inform you that this graphics card DOES NOT support "any good game". and it does not support FIFA 08 niether.
64MB Is never enough for any new and good games. If you need further help on what graphics card suites you best, try to open a live session with me.

Actaviosan.

go to ea site and download the patch
Sergio
install also the nvdia drive.

obvious things first. have you tried the other input plugs on the TV? do you get the same problem with plugs 1 and 2? you can try only having the TV connected to the Graphics card and turning on the PC see if it comes up as the primary display automatically. have you tried configuring the Nvidia setting so ONLY the tv is a display instead of dual monitor? doing these will rule out faulty cable or faulty S-video plug or Faulty TV input plug.

your video card is too old for Windows 8and the max resolution for an GeForce 3 is 1024*768 (I have one and I run Windows 2000 on this PC with a Pentium 4 @ 3.2 GHz)

Check the link to download the drivers for Windows7

http://www.nvidia.com/Download/index.aspx?lang=en-us

install the correct driver

http://www.nvidia.com/object/winxp_2k_93.71_2.html

I believe your problem can be solved by installing new chipset drivers for your motherboard.

what kind of monitor? Have you replaced the cable? Try the pc on another monitor. You need to see if it's actually the monitor or the video card. replace the broken or defective part.

latest graphics cards drivers and ensure you have your external device ie projector or tv connected and turned on before you turn your computer on and check the settings under advanced display properties or use the graphics utility to select more then one display device

Greetings,

You need to configure the nvidia software for dual monitor mode. And refer the manual of the laptop to find the hotkey to enable external display device. If you provide the exact model number of the laptop I will be able to provide much information to you.

Revert back for clarifications.

Warm Regards,
Zulfir Sadat M

go to www.nvidia.com, then go to download drivers, and select your make and model and download it..

well...the 7300 GS is not quite a powerfull board.
frst it may be a problem if the card really support the tv out..
However,if it is just a driver/codec problem,I suggest you to reinstal the windows.the drivers and codecs which you repetedly used can harm your windows registers.
after all this,if the problem persists,you can try instaling and older version of Nvidia driver..many times this old drivers work better..
bye

agp option is right.

hi my name is wesley. when it asks you to upgrade it it should have a button asking if you want to upgrade or download when it says that witch should take you to the download site.

Update your video card driver at NVidia.com. More current drivers eliminate the conflict caused by having 16GB RAM.

go google and type in--- nvidia drivers -- download the driver for your graphics board and win 7 or if you have a graphics board already install click on the board and change compatibility to win 7 in the properties tab you will also find an update drivers in the sam properties section

You didn't post the Computer Make and Model or the OS you are using? You can start here: http://www.gigabyte.us/support-downloads/download-center.aspx?ck=3