Replace the fan with one from the other card. i would also advise repaste the gpu with antec 7 diamond paste. be sure to remove all dust. youtube have videos on this matter that will show you step by step. i hope this helps you out
SOURCE: Is my Motherboard compatible?
Probably not. There is not quite enough information in your post to really help, but from what I'm finding on the GeForce 6800 GT, it is only available in PCI-Express and AGP 8x (AGP3.0) Versions. Your motherboard only supports AGP 1x, 2x and 4x (AGP2.0) cards.
SOURCE: GeForce 6800 Fan Stopped?
Greetings!
Remove the graphic card from the board, at the top of the fan of your graphic card there is a sticker remove it slowly, then put a small amount of oil (the finner oil for machine) in it, turn the fan so that oil may goes to the bearings.
Return the sticker, and install the graphic card on the board.
Thanks
SOURCE: GeForce 8600 GT 256MB DDR3 PCI Express Graphics Card doesn't work
contact the shop / place you purchased it from and they should be able to give you info of where to send it and what to do - they should have a section on there website where you can go through the return process and you will most likely need to get an RMA number to authorise the return / replacement.
SOURCE: Iam using XFX Nvidia
If the pc works the same when you boot in Safe Mode then the video card has failed - buy a new one.
If the pc works in Safe Mode then the video driver is corrupted - uninstall it then reboot normally then go here and download the latest available driver.
http://www.nvidia.com/Download/index.aspx?lang=en-us
SOURCE: my gf8500gt pcie 512mb ddr2 is not working
It might be a case of simply downloading and installing the latest drivers for your graphics card. Go to www.nvidia.com and click their download drivers button. Then select your card form the list and download and install the latest drivers. Heat could also be an issue. Ensure that the cooler is clean of dust and that the fan is running smoothly. Install additional fans in your chassis if possible, as graphics cards tend to give off the most heat in a computer system. Also clean the gold fingered connectors of the graphics card with tissue paper. Set the graphics of the game down a bit, it is possible that the card is not able to cope with the load it is set to run at. Reducing the graphics may help.
Take care!
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