FX5200 treiber for win7

hello sir
u can deactivate it from the bios configuration
just choose the first vga source is pci-e x16
i will be providing a video if u didn't knew how just tell me

just go to nvidia website and they will have the drivers for you. if you need me to give you a direct link let me know ill be happy to help

Hello there,

This is the supported Graphics Cards the computer you have can use

Graphics Support . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . nVIDIA® Quadro 4 280 NVS 64MB DDR, AGP 8X, available in single or dual VGA and single or dual DVI
nVIDIA QuadroFX 500, 128MB DDR, AGP 8X, dual monitor (VGA and DVI or two VGA)
ATIæ Fire GLô X1, AGP 8X, 128MB, dual monitor (VGA and/or DVI)
3Dlabsæ Wildcat4ù 7110, AGP 8X, 256MB DDR, Dual monitor (VGA and/or DVI)(Desktop chassis only)

let me know the Model of the Video Card you are trying to install and we can start fixing the problem

Thank you don't forget to Rate

hello jaymarque, hi, try reducing the resolution, if not you should upgrade your onboard RAM around to 1gigabyte ram, switch your processor to Dual core 2.0GHz and or upgrade/change your AGP to a ram up to 512mb

You need an AGP 8X graphics card for one.

AMD ATI Radeon series:


1) Better: XFX Radeon HD4650

http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=4914257&CatId=2234

A) 1GB (OR 1024MB) of DDR2 graphics ram memory
B) 128-bit bandwidth memory interface
C) 320 Stream Processors
D) 600MHz Core Clock
E) 800MHz Memory Clock
F) 55nm process technology



3) Best: HIS HD4670

http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=6076197&CatId=2234

A) 1GB (Or 1024MB) of DDR3 graphics ram memory
B) 128-bit bandwidth memory interface
C) 320 Stream Processors
D) 750MHz Core Clock
E) 1600MHz Memory Clock

Likes POWER! Better install a 500 Watt power supply, to keep up with the power needed for this baby!
The GX260 supposedly has a 250 Watt PSU. (Power Supply Unit)
Back in the day this PSU was made, the PSU manufacturer 'fudged' the maximum rated wattage.
Actual is more like 60 percent of what is stated.
175 watts!

The above is just IMHO about graphics card choice.

(I have motherboard's with a PCI Express x16 slot, using the PCI-E 2.0 technology.
I use Nvidia graphics cards)

have you check your bios?
change default vga in your bios to get result,if don't have change maybe your vga is damage?

This HP CPU is compatible with VGA Card "AGP". Like Nvidia Geforce FX5200 128MB Bit or Up, try also RADEON AGP VGA Card Compatible.
Only AGP VGA Card is compatible with HPD530.

Good luck!

hi..if u want to run as good that VGA u need to set in the Bios as init fist display as AGP then find what AGP size appear on bios..if this all OK try to booting the system..thanks and Good Luck..^_^

just try download your VGA driver @ http://www.nvidia.com/object/winxp_175.19_whql.html

try to download your VGA driver @ http://www.nvidia.com/object/winxp_175.19_whql.html