20 Most Recent XFX GeForce 6200 Graphic Card Questions & Answers

Hi Anonymous, I want to help you with your question, but I need more information from you. Can you please add details in the comment box?

http://www.nvidia.com/Download/index.aspx?lang=en-us
in the dropdown box select
geforce
geforce 6 series
your operating system
language

then you can download the latest drivers

Make sure it is inserted well, as it may be lose sometimes. Thumb me up if I helped. :)

http://www.nvidia.com/Download/index.aspx?lang=en-us

Nvidia's website has what you need.

Hi there,I understand your issue and would be glad to help you..
Soloution 1:Make sure that your Video card is firmly fitted into your AGP slot and that if you have a DVI slot(And if both your monitor and system handle DVI)try using that rather than DVI..

Soloution 2:It could be possible that your video card is not campatible with your current motherboard,out of intrest,What motherboard have you got?

good luck

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well when a computer or such is out in freezing temperatures it must be left to adjust to the current temp otherwise things will blow and crack im telling you this there could be upto 100 things that could have blown ur in for a big problem my friend

http://www.nvidia.com/content/DriverDownload-March2009/confirmation.php?url=/Windows/260.89/260.89_desktop_win7_winvista_32bit_english_whql.exe&lang=us&type=GeForce

Firstly, start your pc in safe mode (f8) on boot up. This will start your pc in vga mode, and hopefully the lines are still there, which will indicate a faulty graphics card, if they aren't it may be a problem driver. If no lines, go to Add/remove programmes and uninstal your graphics driver. Re boot pc then when it finds your card make sure you point Windows to the folder in which you have saved the driver files. The driver should then install, see if any change. You may have to try some older drivers, as Nvidia can be awkward at times. I have had varying problems with Nvidia and replaced with ATI cards with no problems.

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XFX 8500 GT is best for your configuration and according to your budget.

Try here http://www.nvidia.co.uk/object/win9x_81.98_uk.html this is for Windows ME and if you look at the products supported TAB supports GeForce 6200

Hi , are you sure that your CPU is not overheating?
This could be caused by insufficient Heat Sink Paste . or your CPU fan could of clipped out of its socket , make sure its connected properly.
Good luck

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It can be a graphics card problem as this issue comes when there is no signal to the Monitor from the Graphics Card. Other issues might be damaged cable connecting the monitor to the CPU or when the graphics card is not properly inserted in the motherboard.

Check how card is attached to PCIx16 port right?

It should be that one. Check connections, this problem is usually caused by not propperly attached card ,or outdated version of bios.

Sincerely
Aleksandar Adzic

you need to set it higher, right click on an empty space on your desktop, go to properties and go to the settings tab, on the screen resolution set it to be at least 1024x768 and color quality to be 32bit.

in vista it may be a bit different but you should still be able to access to the display control area by right clicking on an empty space on your desktop, going to personalize and then adjust screen resolution.

if your new driver is the problem there are 2 things you can attempt
1. do a system restore to a previous time before updating the driver.
or
2. start your computer, before the xp logo comes up press f8 severaltimes. a menu will come up, select safe mode, loggin and go into computer>properties>hardware>device manager and right click on the display device go into properties, click the driver tab and do rollback driver to reload the previous driver you had installed.

it could be also that the drivers you loaded if loaded from the disk that came with your card are currently outdated, go in the webpage of the manufacturer and look for new drivers.. for installation I strongly suggest that you do that in safemode.

good luck!

From nvidia website

My experience with these cards is that one or more of the capacitors on the board is bad and causes these issues and even worse horizontal and vertical distortions. Take a look at the capacitors on the board (if you are not familiar with what parts are the capacitors,.. they look like little cans and usually have a + or - printed on the plastic cover). as you look a each one,.. you can feel the top,.. if it is bulged up and not totally flat or if it appears to have been leaking from the top or bottom,.. the capacitor is bad and needs to be replaced. I have had success on several geforce vid cards with this issue,.. the caps are relatively inexpensive,.. but if you dont know how to solder properly,.. you can kill the board,.. either way,.. if the caps are bad the card will not get any better by itself,... and you may want to consider trying to fix it,... if you toast the card, there is not real loss,.. you wold have needed to get a new one anyway. Let me know what you find out.