I get a white screen and freezes!

Hi guys - im new here and got a problem
I just got a new computer and got a GeForce4 Ti4200 128mb...
ne hoo - it runs fine and stuff... but when i want to play games... such as Counter strike... it loads and stuff.
but when the game starts... ***i get a WHITE screen. and my computer freezes!*** and it happens to other games as well.
Can any of you guys can help solve this problem of mine? Thanks!

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