No sound and graphics card - ASUS P4VP-MX Motherboard

try reinstall audio drivers

No it has Integrated Audio.

The term Sound Card is a misnomer of sorts, that has been used by those who review computers, and those who have no idea of what they're talking about, and relay it to the general public.
Just like stating a Graphics Card.

It is a Sound Adapter Card, and a Graphics Adapter Card.
A circuit board with either an Audio chipset, or a graphics chipset soldered to it. (GPU)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GPU

A Sound Adapter Card, or a Graphics Adapter Card is removable.
Integrated Audio, or Integrated Graphics is not.

Integrated Audio is a audio chipset that is soldered to the motherboard. Not removable, or replaceable as an FRU by a general repair tech. (Field Replacement Unit)

[The chipset is soldered in a BGA. Ball Grid Array. Takes a BGA Reflow Machine)

Chip and Chipset are slang terms to represent I.C.
Integrated Circuit,

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Integrated_Circuit

The Audio chipset manufacturer is not stated, but it is probably an audio chipset manufactured by Conexant, or RealTek.

Aplogizes for the 'long winded dissertation', but I despise someone just stating, NO, and not explaining why.
Regards,
joecoolvette

the x300 se is not a gaming card! Especially for new games such as cod waw. Get a Nvidia 9600gt to play that game reasonably!

I SUGGEST YOU READ A MAGAZINE CALLED CPU [COMPUTER POWER USERS]

FROM 11/2008 TO PRESENT ISSUES

ROD

you dont need agood graphic card at all, you can bay a video rendering card like matrox and sound card too a series of creative labs , for example pro audigy 24 or up.

check to see if the graphics card is compatiable with your computer/laptop. refer to websites. check the make of your graphics card and then go on their website.

I have need sound card driver Intel 82915 Mother Board.

For your sound card how many plug in openings are you using on your card?If only 1 is all, than that is why.Try re-downloading your soft ware.If your running Vista, than your problem is that,Vista,just like XP started out ,many many incompatible issues with the operating system that will fix them selves with more time.Secondly your graphics problem:Are you using Vista????
You now have a start ,not stating what operating system your running is one problem.

Hi

You don't need any special sound and graphics card to support AMD Athlon 1700+ Processor.

Just ensure you have a systemboard that support Socket 462 (also called Socket A). Sound and graphics support are generally a feature of the systemboard in use.

Check Socket A AMD Processor Installation Guide for more info - http://www.amd.com/us-en/assets/content_type/white_papers_and_tech_docs/23986.pdf

Regards
Mike

Check device manager. Uninstall sound card .Scan for hardware changes or run cd.
Let me know how you make out.
thanks