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When you are using pc based DVR systems you have to use external DVR card. And ATI graphic cards are the best choice for that. ( you have to use ATI with Wave-P ) * Also check your pc powersuplly ( it must be real 350watt at least for 8 or less camera ) * Check your DirectX edition. Must be above than DirectX9 Note : Restart your pc at least every two day. DVR software can do that automaticly if u configure.

Try ATI X550 or X1050 . Wave-P DVR cards working with these graphic cards very well.

* Sometimes it can happened because of incapable power supply. But at your configuration it is looking very enough. But you can control it anyway. * It can be also about your graphic card. Use ATI graphic card with this configuration. * Control your DirectX edition ( above Directx9 ) * All devices drivers have to be setup before u setup dvr card. * Dont use graphical programs at your pc ( like AutoCad, Catia ). Actually you have to use that pc only for camera recording, it is best solution. If problem still going on after u do that all. Problem causing by your motherboard.

You dont need a high price and high technology pc. Recomennded PC CPU : P4 2.4ghz and above Hard disk: min. 120G RAM: min. 512 MB DDR ( 1GB DDR recomended ) Mainboard: Intel 815/845 chipset or above Graphic Card: ATI RADEON recomended. Any of 128 MB AGP ATI graphic card is enough. Tips : - You have to use ATI graphic card at system ( oldest ATI DVR cards are better for support ) . Dont operate system with onboard DVR card. Also dont use that system with Nvidia graphic card. - Power supply must be good for high amount cameras

We are DVR specialist in Turkey. These cards working with all ATI series graphic cards with no problem. We have tested it thousand of times. Will be happy if we helped.

Your problem's solution is so simple. Don't worry about it . Just enter to the setup menu of DVR program and change Show Mode to Direct 3D.

Graphic card caused the problem. These DVR cards only support ATI PCI Express graphic cards.