I have an Intel Pentium 4, 3.0G Prescott on my Intel 865PERL MoBo, with 1 gig DDR400, with a ghetto a** NVidia 5200 FX PCI. My friend have me his old video card, an ATI Radeon 9600 SE. I am trying to go from the PCI card to the AGP, and I can't seem to get it work.
Before the swap, I removed the drivers for the FX, then powered down, powered up, set the BIOS to register AGP, then saved and shut down. I swapped out the cards, and put in the SE, then turned it back on, and I get no video...
So I swapped them back out, and it now reads the PCI card again, however the BIOS was still set to AGP.
Any ideas?
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Upgrade from NV PCI card to ATI AGP problem
#2
Posted 04 February 2005 - 01:03 PM
Hmm.... anyone?
Could I possibly just need to get a DVI to VGA adapter?
Could I possibly just need to get a DVI to VGA adapter?
#3
Posted 09 February 2005 - 07:35 PM
Few questions:
1st. You canīt connect your VGA cable to it? If you can connect it you donīt need a DVI to VGA adapter.
2nd. What is not working? No image, system beeps, bad image, drivers not working?
1st. You canīt connect your VGA cable to it? If you can connect it you donīt need a DVI to VGA adapter.
2nd. What is not working? No image, system beeps, bad image, drivers not working?
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