Ati x1650 pro graphic card will not install

The PCIE slot on your mainboard is v1.0; this should work fine with a PCIE v2.0 card (which is backwards-compatible with v1.0), but not the v2.1 cards. Make sure you also check for power requirements of any potential card. If your PC has a stock PSU, it's quite likely that a PSU upgrade will also be needed.

A friend of mine had a problem quite similar to yours. Try reistalling the drivers for the graphic card, otherwise, get some assistance from ati.

Hi,

Yes you can use buy another graphics card and install it on motherboard in PCI Slot which given on board

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Ashly

Have you tried it in another pc to check if it is OK.
just to see if it works.
Hope this helps.

Well for a sport game the useual requierments our probably a : 1 GB ddr ram pentium 3 or amd 2000 + with a 256 mb card such *** nividia geforce 6800 or ATI RADEON Saphire x1650 pro for max gaming and speed.

Yes you can run the AGP version of the Radeon 1650 pro on your system. It is always best & recommended to upgrade memory in pairs. You could upgrade to `gb by purchasing a 1 gb kit which would be 512 x 2. That way you have a matching pair of RAM modules. As for a cpu upgrade you can go to the Asus website and see what cpu's are supported by your motherboard. Hope this helps & please remember to rate my answer. Thanks.

Their is a reason that it crashes and it is not because of the game if  it crashes at other times too. Toom much HEAT is usually the problem. Look for slow or stopped fans. Dust on the heatsink.Run the antivirus. After that clean and defrag the hard drive. Let me knw that that did not take care of the problem.   

It will work fine. I looked up one for you here: http://search%20sapphire%20ati%20x1650%20pro%20512mb/
cost is $65.99 and it only requires a 350 watt psu so you are good. Hope this helps & please remember to rate my answer.

For this card they recomment at leat a power supply rating of 450 watts. If you have lower than this then I would suggest upgrading the power supply. A 550 watt psu is reasonably priced and should give you plenty of power for future use. Hope this helps.

Maybe the mobo is shot for u and he has his PSU shot.......Check for any burnt smells from the mobo. See if the cable from the PSU is properly connected to the mobo. Try removing all drives like graphics cards, RAMS one by one and see if it works.