Help on MSI Ti4800

Greetings to all!
I'm very sorry, but i didn't have no other solution that ask for you help. I know this kind of problem has been discuss in many other posts, but this problem still exist, even after i tried all the actions posted in these messages.
My problem is:
After the installation the MSI Graffic Card, i can do almost everything (e-mail, work, excel...) but i can't play any gamesFS2002,Subcomand,Morrowind,POW, OP.Flashpoint,GP4 and so on).
After the game loads, i can manage to play for some time (+-10/15 Minutes), but suddently the screens goes black and i return to my desktop.
I have try almost everything (format c:, try different VGA drivers, Low settings, DX8.1 and DX9.0), but no sucess!, the problem appear again.
I have check the settings on the IRQ and the graffic card is not sharing IRQ with no other card, so at this time my solutions have run out. ;(
In resume:
Can be a problem with the power suply?, what is the correct specs to a compatible power suply for this card?
Can be a problem with the compatibility with my board?
My Specs:
PIV 1.7Ghz
Seagate 40Ghz
Sound blaster pci128
Samsung CD 52x
Samsung CDRW 16-10-32
Mainboard: Asus P4B - With the last driver available:1012
MSI TI4800SE - VDT8x - Driver 42.75
DirectX 9.0
1024mb SDram
PSU 260W
Samtron 96B monitor
Windows XP Pro
Yestarday i receive a information from MSI Support, that adviced me to upgrade my Ram memory, so i pass from 512Mb SDRAM to 1024Mb SDRAM, but the problem still lives on! ;(
Now i am almost desesperated! almost crying for the money invested in this card!.
Sorry for this long message, i really appreciate all your help and comments.
Thank you very much
Sincerely Yours,
Mário Silva
Portugal

At this moment, i think i resolve the problem, thank for your help!
I change my PSU260w, for a new one, a Qtec 550w dual fan gold (http://www.q.tec.info)
until now, morrowind, gp4, fs2002 are working just fine and i hope they continue for a long time! :D
With this issue resolved, i have another litle problem about the creation of a registry entry, to enable the hide features on 3dTurbo. if you are able to help me, i have post the following message:
http://www.msi.com.tw/program/service/forum/index.php?threadid=14318&boardid=9&styleid=1&sid=1b91092575adc769978046be2ffc60a1
thank you
Mário Silva

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