Msi ti4600 card - graphic problems

here are my specs on my system for starters -
intel 1.8mhz p4
768mb crucial pc133 memory
toshiba 16x dvd-rom
tdk 32x cd-rw
maxtor 40g 4200rpm
maxtor 80g 4200rpm
floppy drive
400w silverhawk power supply
pctel pci modem
smz pci 10/100 NIC
usb 2.0 4port pci card
windows xp pro
award bios 6.00
ive had my ti4600 card for a few months and i have never had this problem. after say an hour or 2 on my pc ill suddenly get all kinds of different colored shapes on my screen. then my monitor will keep powering down and turning on until i have to reboot manually. i also get the weird squares and shapes on the startup bios screen. ive tried the monitor on other systems and that wasnt it. im runnning an old ati card right now and its running fine. i also tried different nvidia drivers (new and old) and i tried using the system with the cover off but i still get the same problem. can this be a heating problem? a powersupply problem? or do i just have to get it ready for RMA time. any help or suggestions would be thankful.

I had the close to the same thing start happening to my TI4600 just before Christmas. I was getting the "checkerboard pattern" in NFSHP2 and then on the Windows desktop. On reboot I would get either weird symbols or colors in the fonts in the bios screen. Then the fonts started disappearing from the bios screen. I requested an rma from MSI and they replaced the card. I was told that the cause of such a problem was "onboard memery chip failure" but I don't know that for sure. All I know is MSI replaced it

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