Vedio card what is the most compatible vedio card with this motherboard?

agp video card sound card any pci sound card

be spending more money to make them compatable?

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Dear friend some time it happend... please try from another driver cd/dvd rom... or download from here Vedio Driver (click here)

THIS MAY BE THREE WAYS ONE IS THREW THE BOIS
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JUMPERS ON THE MOTHERBOARD
VEDIO CARD
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THE MONITOR TOO [DRIVERS]

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If a wire touched the side of the video card and there was a spark then that wire shorted something out. The video card is likely bad now and it is also possible that there was damage to the motherboard. If the motherboard still work then a working PCI video card or AGP video card would work. If there is damage to the motherboard from the short then it is possible that the PCI slots as well as the AGP slot will not work but there is no way to tell if that is the case without testing the electronics on the motherboard or plugging in a working video card to see if it works.

you have to check:
1) the monitor work ok itself with other PC. (or change a monitor test better
2) open your PC cover look power on work status, power supply work and all fans sunning, then go next
3) change the RAM first slot memory still no msg go next
4) find out any vedio card used (AGP) , and looking for any vedio build-in the motherboard, you may change the monitor sigbal vable
one to another VGA interface,

try cleaning the ram

Your AGP (Advanced Graphics Port) slot is a Video Card Slot on *********** Board... It is usually a brown slot this is above the PCI (white slots). You have to have a Video Adapter ( video card ) for your PC to display ANYTHING, so you either have a card or you have onboard video which shared some of your system RAM for Video. This card is where you plug in your monitor, so if your monitor plugs into a seperate card then you probably have an AGP card, if it plugs in near the mouse/kb/sound then it is most likely an onboard video adapter.

you can install a PCI vedio card to enhance video quality. a 128mb will do the thing. The integrated sound card you have is good enough, to maximise the sound install good quality speakers with subwooper or boosters