X800 XT Radeon video card artifact

Hi,
I just purchased a used radeon X800 XT card, and when I installed it, there was all kinds of screen artifact.
It's version 1.09, and the PN is 109-A35803-00.
I read about the problems with these cards, but this wasn't the part number listed.
Any ideas on how this may be fixed, or do I need to return the card?
The light in the bottom corner is just my table lamp!

Thanks for the info! 
Here's something funny that happened this morning. 
I fix up PC's and donate them when I have time.  I've had this particular Dell XPS sitting in my front room for about 2 years.  I wasn't sure if I was going to donate it or fix it up and keep it.  It had a note on it about the video card fan being bad - it still spins, but it howls while doing it.  I pulled the card and here's what I found: "Radeon X850 PRO 256MB".  If I decide to forefit the ADC port, or if I can find an adaptor for a reasonable price, is this card flashable to work on my Mac?
Second question - I have been looking with no success for a temp monitor for ATI Mac cards.  Anything that I have tried does not register the GPU fan or temp.
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