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in and turn the comp on it doesnt even post bios and i have tryed enabling in bios but still doesnt work. i know the card works cause i had it in my mates comp 2 mins before i switched it to mine and he has the exact same mobo as me |
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> i have a nvidia 6800 gs 8x card so is my agp slot is a 8x but when i put it > in and turn the comp on it doesnt even post bios and i have tryed enabling > in bios but still doesnt work. i know the card works cause i had it in my > mates comp 2 mins before i switched it to mine and he has the exact same > mobo as me > > > just a couple of thoughts on things to check... does the 6800gs have an auxiliary power connection? if so, is it connected? also, what were you using for video before - another AGP card, or onboard graphics? If onboard, did you disable it in the BIOS and specify the AGP video as the default to use? I would also double/triple check to make sure the card is seated properly in the slot. I have run across a couple of slightly irregular cases that, when the PCI card is screwed into place it lifted the far end of the AGP card out of the slot just enough to break the electrical connection. |
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with out the screw holding it in place and see if that works. If it does just put the screw in tight enough to hold the card in place, not cinched down...to prevent the backend from being pulled out of the slot. You could also adjust the bracket to fit or adjust the motherboard position to fit the card....Ive had issues like this with Nvidia cards before so I'm guessing that this is the probable solution if the card is working/good. If you have another AGP card you could test the AGP slot in your mobo also to rule that out as well. "KillerCroc" <tperkjr@suddenlink.net> wrote in message news:489616c2$0$4017$bbae4d71@news.suddenlink.net. .. Adam & Krystle wrote: > i have a nvidia 6800 gs 8x card so is my agp slot is a 8x but when i put > it > in and turn the comp on it doesnt even post bios and i have tryed enabling > in bios but still doesnt work. i know the card works cause i had it in my > mates comp 2 mins before i switched it to mine and he has the exact same > mobo as me > > > just a couple of thoughts on things to check... does the 6800gs have an auxiliary power connection? if so, is it connected? also, what were you using for video before - another AGP card, or onboard graphics? If onboard, did you disable it in the BIOS and specify the AGP video as the default to use? I would also double/triple check to make sure the card is seated properly in the slot. I have run across a couple of slightly irregular cases that, when the PCI card is screwed into place it lifted the far end of the AGP card out of the slot just enough to break the electrical connection. |