Hi guys!

I just got a new computer, my friend built it yesterday.
Now the thing is that when i started battlefield 2, worked normally and i changed the resolution and video settings to high, and went playing,
after 20 seconds it freezed, but that problem is not a matter anymore since i change the gpu's fan to 100% it dosent happend, but still kinda strange that you have to change the fan speed on a 8800gts 320mb for it to work with BF2 on high settings

Another thing, when i was exitting nfs carbon, after chaning some GRAPHICS settings, the screen went black and computer freezed, had to reset.

Third thing, when running 3dmark06, always freezes, tried it 3 times, freezes at some point.

Oh and while im here i might ASK another thing; I have a mousepad with blue NEON hlow AROUND and 4 usb ports on the side, and it keeps on glowing even when the computer is turned off?! (didnt happend with old computer)
The specs:
Intel q6600 go (Not overclocked) & thermalright ultra 120+scythe s-flex
manli 8800 gts 320 mb (Not overclocked)
Asus P5N32-E SLI
2gb ddr2 800mhz
Thermaltake toughpower 750w
antec 900 case

Could this have to do anything with the drivers? (im quite sure i updatet the gpu's driver), and while disgussing drivers, does anybody know a FREE good
program for downloading drivers??

Thank you very much!!If that vid-card is still new and under warranty i would return it immediately for a replacement...Can you already be sure that "it is broken" ? Beacuse hl2 seems to be working (tested for a few minutes)

Can this all have to do that i have the same hard drive as i had in my old hp pavilion computer?
Because i noticed that when i ran some free driver program it found some drivers for geforce 6600 and 8800 (6600 old, ofcourse)
and fo amd 3400+ and intel q6600

I think im first gonna try with re-installing xp for all the old drivers and stuff to go away.

Good idea?A clean install certainly won't hurt...remember to assemble/collect all your other drivers such as MBoard etc. before starting.What exactly do you meen with that? I have the gpu's and the mobo's drivers on two different cd's.As long as you have ALL your drivers ready you should be good to go...its a good idea to download the latest drivers from Nvidia, then burn them on a CD. that will save you some time if you plan on reinstalling XP.

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Beacuse hl2 seems to be working (tested for a few minutes)