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Thanks. &nbsp;Wasn't the graphics driver them selves, but the settings within them. &nbsp;I had to change the mem speed, and the GPU speed, then my fan speed. &nbsp;Worked after that.<br />
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Most appreciated.
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Thanks.  Wasn't the graphics driver them selves, but the settings within them.  I had to change the mem speed, and the GPU speed, then my fan speed.  Worked after that.

Most appreciated.

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Does anyone know how to get GRAW 1 to work on Vista 64? &nbsp;I have 
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Does anyone know how to get GRAW 1 to work on Vista 64?  I have 

GRAW 1 on Vista 64?

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