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    shadow on graphics card

    i put in the new card and now when i boot up there is a really bad shadow on the screen, and when i had my old card it wasn't there so i don't think that it is the monitor

    any ideas what might be causing it, if i can't fix it by wednesday i will take it back, as i haven't paid for it yet

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    What card is it?
    What is the answer to this question?

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    an old TNT Vanta 32MB card but with Creative Labs name on it

    oh and AGP!!

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