AGP and onboard ethernet sharing the same IRQ?

I just built a PC and I used the MSI K8T Neo FIS2R mobo. For some reason, the IRQ of my AGP video card is the same as the one for the onboard ethernet (Realtek RTL8169/8110 Family Gigabit Ethernet NIC). They are both on IRQ 16 and I think this might be causing my games to crash. Is there any way to manually change the IRQ of the ethernet adapter?

Well you're right about it not being the IRQ problem. I disabled everything on IRQ 16 besides the video card (Ethernet and 1394 port were on 16 too).
Maybe I should elaborate on the problem a bit. My problem is that in any 3D applications (games, screensavers) I get a random crash. Sometimes the sound is left screeching and sometimes the sound just disappears. Even during 3D apps with no sound, my screensaver for example, the system will either freeze up and reboot or just the screensaver will freeze and I will have to Ctrl Alt Del it. When it reboots itself, sometimes it reports a critical error, and states that the video card was the problem.
Here are my specs:
MSI K8T Neo FIS2R
Athlon 64 3000+ (NewCastle Core)
400 Watt PSU
Soundblaster Audigy 2 ZS
Geforce 4 Ti 4800
Maxtor 120 Gig 7200 RPM ATA HD w/ 8 meg cache
1 Gig of RAM
I'm pretty sure it's not the RAM causing the problem because I had two 256 meg sticks (which were stable) in my last system and I added a 512 stick to it. I removed the 512 stick to see if it might be a bad chip, but the problem was still there. The only parts that I reused are the video card and the two 256 ram chips.
I am using the 1.81b bios for my mobo, as it will report the wrong temperatures otherwise. I am using the default voltages, nothing overclocked. I tried disabling the onboard sound as well as removing the Audigy 2 at the same time.
Any other ideas?
I don't see and option for APIC in my bios. I just noticed too, sometimes when looking at my bios or when browsing web sites, the monitor starts to get some lines through it. Not really lines, but like a distortion going horizontally across the screen.
This doesn't happen often though. I take that back, it is happening more often now.

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