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The GeForce 6600 is a graphics card from NVIDIA's 6-series, referenced in discussions about older PC builds and driver troubleshooting. In one thread, a user lists an EVGA GeForce 6600 GTX as part of a custom Windows 10 PC experiencing cursor display issues. Another thread involves a Windows 7 Media Center setup where the GeForce 6600 is implied as the GPU, with sound playback problems during video recording. These posts highlight the card's use in legacy systems for media playback and general computing, often requiring driver updates to resolve compatibility or performance issues. The GeForce 6600 appears in contexts of upgrading from Windows XP or maintaining older hardware for specific tasks like TV recording.
  1. nichosi

    Windows 10 change cursor from a square to a vertical line

    Hi, I get this square instead of a vertical line for a cursor when I type anywhere, i.e word, emails, notepad etc. Google help said press the "ins" key but, nothing happens on my PC. Home made CPU Intel Core 2 Quad Pro Q6600 95W 2.4GHz, OCZ Vendetta Cpu Cooler, 2x2GB, 240-pin DIMM, DDR2...
    • nichosi
    • Thread
    • cooling cursor ddr2 display email geforce 6600 hardware home made cpu horizontal lines ins key intel notepad pc build power supply storage troubleshooting typing windows 10
    • Replies: 3
    • Forum: Windows Help and Support
  2. J

    Windows 7 Sound "bubble" in MCE and Media Player

    I recently upgraded to Windows 7 to get the Media Centre for recording TV. I used to use MediaPortal on Windows XP but the scheduled recording was unreliable. The recording in MCE is great but when I watch back the sound soon starts to degrade and become what I can only describe as "bubbly"...
    • JohnGom
    • Thread
    • 32-bit amd athlon audio drivers audio issues bubbly sound geforce 6600 graphics driver media center media player nforce motherboard ram upgrade recorded tv recording scheduled recording system performance troubleshooting video playback vlc windows 7
    • Replies: 21
    • Forum: Windows Help and Support
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