What should i put as problem for my RMA?

Whenever i play a game that uses any decent amount of graphics acceleration, my FX 5900 freezes after about 2 minutes of gaming. The screen shows all messed up colors and such and i have to reset. It happens on every system i use it with. So im going to RMA it.
I had to pick a "Symptom" in the online rma thing" I picked "Vga function failure". was that the best choice? Does it really matter?

That should be fine.

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Conversations? There have been a few of those.
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