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What is the make and Model of this GPU ?

You will have to buy it from some place like Amazon or Newegg... http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16832116997

Check the boards capacitors to see if any are bulging at the top. Test your video card in another pc...

Check this page out, IT might help you..You will just need the Right PSU.. http://www.pcstats.com/articleview.cfm?articleid=2304&page=3

Do you have the Driver for it ?

Unless you have the option in your Bio's that states Boot from USB, It will not work.. Most older Motherboards do not have a Option to boot from USB..You will need to boot from DVD..

What are the options in the bios under Video ?

Might be something wrong with Your Windows 7 , Maybe it got Corrupted.. For now I would use Onboard ATi, and try to get the latest drivers for it.. Did you have the Nvidia card plugged in when you setup windows 7 ? Or did you add it later ? You have some kind of screwy Conflict going on, and...

Sounds like a Conflict between the two, Is one set to default ? Or both of them are on ? What happens if you use the ATI onboard. ?

Is this 32 bit or 64 bit ? What does it say right on the card itself ? You will find more than One driver for that card, And Windows 7 should of picked it up with its data base of drivers.. Also take a look under the Bio's, Look to see what is set as default under Video ...

Take the Video card out of the computer, Along with Any other cards you have... Write down all the info about the video card from the card..Next remove the Bio's battery for 10 minutes.. next replace the battery back into the Computer.. Now Install the Video card only..Boot up and see if it...

Not worth trying to fix when you can buy a new one starting at $12.00 bucks and up..

Those Are Not Power supply's... They are some kind of adapters..

Try turning Off the Computer, Remove the Bios Battery for 10 minutes, Then replace the battery and see if it finds any Sata connections..

Dude check out this case, Full Tower... http://www.rakuten.com/prod/antec-atlas-550-8-bay-full-tower-atx-12v-antec-server-case-atlas/10405468.html?listingId=225445161 OR Maybe this One.. Only $20.00...

Wow! now thats a real fine... 18 bucks..no way.. better jump on that deal..

Most Dual CPU Motherboards are for Servers, Mine is a Dual Xeon Intel 3.0 dual core..It is out of a Dell... When I am done, It will have 2- 3.0 dual core cpu's with 64 gigs of ram. I believe they Do make a Dual AMD Motherboard, But I am not sure about FM1 ... I think they are AM3...

Let me look around for you, I will post back latter what I find.. I found this one. http://www.microcenter.com/product/421949/Full_Tower_Gaming_Case When it comes to Full towers, The Price is allot higher, I just bought a Rosewill BlackHawk Ultra super tower for my next build.. The Dam thing...

Check out these guys for cases, If your motherboard is going just be a ATX and no bigging then you can Probably get a Mid tower... http://www.directron.com/cases---case-fans.html This is where I buy most of my cases for all my Customers..

Dude. You Will want to STAY Away from Asrock Motherboards, I have 3 or 4 here and they are made Real Cheap..They seem to pop the capacitors real easy. If you buy another board Get either Gigabyte or Asus or even Biostar... I have used All the motherboards that are out there because i build...