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Originally Posted by DayoftheGreek
It sounds like it. Does your motherboard have any video outputs? If it does, pull out the graphics card and plug your monitor into the output build into the motherboard.
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No video outputs on the mobo but I put back in the old card (evga 8600gts) and it fired up just fine. So I think we found the problem, correct? I have a couple questions though; Since the new video card (msi gtx 560 ti twin frozr II/OC) is found to be faulty was that the reason I was experiencing lag/choppiness in BF3 or is it still due to my ram/processor? (Would adding 2gigs of ram cure this if this is the case?) Second how would one tell if it is in fact a PSU related problem? Third would I have even been able to play BF3 for an hour or two if in fact the GPU is at fault? Thanks for the help so far guys.