Videocard not working

Revert to Windows 7 .. Windows 8 is too 'new' to have all the bugs (and drivers) sorted out ...

Apparently yes. To determine that for sure boot in Safe Mode and run it there - the drivers will not be loaded so if it stops you will know it's a hardware problem.

is this windows 7 32-bit OR 64-bit
you will need 64 drivers for all your hardware if you have migrated from a 32 to 64 bit operating system.
Windows7 64 bit still has some major bugs with certain sound cards.
Asus has updated drivers available at thier website, but they dont have them for all hardware, just the most current.
Hope this helps, post again if i can answer any more questions..
Regards!

could be a number of things.try totally different memory, cpu, motherboard. swap things out til you find the one thats the culprit.

uninstall the driver and the update ur windows copy... let it pick the driver from windows update.

if you are using the built in vga card then the problem in vga card it self, try expanding or using a separate vga card, when we install win xp the o.s check the integrity of the computer part if this is happening to you and you restart all over again then the problem is your built in vga card, hope this help

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michael

the problem is that the mother board you are now using has a 4th wire that sences cpu temp this allow the heat sink fan to change speed to get this to work correctly you will need to replace the fan with a 4 wire style. what is happening is your not getting a temp siginal back to motherboard so the fan controller think it hot and send full power to fan alll the time the stock fan in hp systems is not very good any way .Get a good heat sink and fan to fit your new board ebay has them very cheap 5.00 to 20.00 this will all so increase you system temp and all get the proper cooling when you really need it.

try different ram....even though the specs say it should work and you have good ram it is possible the motherboard and the ram are not compatible. try some kingston or pny ram...if that doesn't work send mother board back...you may have a bad processor...even though new parts doesn't mean they are good.

That's wonderful. Wish you happy gaming... :)

I'm sorry to say that I had much the same problem with a RMA'ed mobo from Asus. The one that came back worked for a short time, and then died.

I can't say that Asus is the only one I've had the same problem with, Intel has done the same. But I kinda expected more from Asus. I did not bother again, I just decided to do a mobo/CPU/memory upgrade at Fry's.

Sorry.