i have nvidia 6150le onboard graphic card,but would like to add on an agp graphic card any suggestions,?
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Don't know what card you're getting, but you need to download current drivers for it. plug it in. press delete to enter cmos and disable onboard graphics and point to agp.\nwhen you boot up install the new drivers.\nJob done and best of luck
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you'll need to buy a video card, right now you have on-board graphics...  go with a ATI or N-VIDIA card
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AGP or Accelerated Graphics Port succeeded PCI or Peripheral Component Interconnect as a technology to connect graphics cards to a computer's motherboard. PCI is still used to connect other devices like ethernet and sound cards.\n\nAGP slots provide a dedicated link between the card and the CPU and thus providing faster communication between them.  There are other enhancements as well.  See the source for more.  But the bottom line is that AGP cards perform much better.\n\nBut now AGP is getting phased in favor of PCIe or PCI Express which is even faster and can be used as the bus for all the devices in a machine.
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AGP-Video card is the hardware board, supports to monitor device. Without AGP there is no out device for monitor.\n\nMore you can saw by picture based examples on below mentioned sites.
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I've got some suggestions... in both PCI-Express and AGP variety.  You'll definately want to use the digital connector (DVI) so all cards suggested will have both an analog and digital connector.\n\nThe ranges given are relative to your price point.\n\nBasic - home office, Internet surfing, no games:\nAGP: ASUS Geforce MX4000 (23.99 + s/h) link #1\nPCIe: MSI Geforce 6200TC (36.00 + s/h) link #2\n\nMid-range - mostly office/Internet use, some games:\nAGP: SAPPHIRE Radeon 9600 (57.99 + s/h) link #3\nPCIe: MSI Geforce 6600 (76.99 + s/h) link #4\n\nUpper-range - will play most games pretty well.\nAGP: SAPPHIRE Radeon X1600PRO (139 + s/h) link #5\nPCIe: SAPPHIRE Radeon X800PRO (149 + s/h) link #6
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It depends on what your motherboard can take. I would recommend the following card:\n\nnVIDIA 7600GT\n\nYou can buy this online from £90-£120 and is a fantastic high end mid-range card. I personally have the PCI Express version which is much faster then it's AGP counterpart.\n\nDont just look at how much memory the card comes with. As some of the better cards come with less, but the memory technology is more modern and much faster - therefore the card performs better.
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There are two things wrong here.  Number one, the Geforce 6200 does not have a PCI version.  There are PCIe versions and AGP versions.  I'll assume you meant PCIe.  Also, the 6200 isn't that great of a card either, if you were looking for the best bang for your buck and to get 30+ frames per second in most games the 6600GT would have been your best bet but that is neither here nor there now.  The first thing I'm going to tell you is to uninstall the 6200.  Then disable the onboard adapter either in Windows itself from the Device Manager or in the BIOS.  Then install the 6200.  See if that works.
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If you have a PCI Express slot get one of those.  Regardless go with NVIDIA or an NVIDIA line, they are better than any other company out there.  All my friends who work for CAD, Architecture, programming and for Disney, Dreamworks use Nvidia.  I would go with a 256MB Nvidia line that supports directX 9.  The higher the res it can max out at the better as well becaue if you play it at a lower res than the max supported your card works faster.  Also the Nvidia drivers are much easier to work with I had a 5500OC 256 card and was able to use the 5700 drivers for it without any problems.  If you want to change and upgrade your mobo, then upgrade to one that has PCI Express slots in them as PCI is going to be completely phased out  and soon AGP will be phased out as well.  Depending on how soon you plan to upgrade your mobo I'd wait and get one with a PCI Express slot then buy a PCI E card with the specs previously mentioned.
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ok I can help you it sounds like your card does not support open gl and you are trying to play a game that needs open gl to play it and is not compatible with your video card if its a new game most new games need high end video cards to run them if u have a older video card chances r u need to up grade to a new card I would forget about ati and get a nvida card.   Can you post what game u r trying to play and what video card u have like how many MB it has and if its AGP or PCI or video that is shared that means its built on to the mother board
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YIKES, anything other than onboard video!!! Use the Geforce 2 with the newest NVIDIA drivers and you will far surpass anything the SIS chipset could offer. Then upgrade as soon as possible.
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It's possible to do a dual-display setup with your computer but there are some things you should know.\n\n* AGP cards are exclusive so it definitely won't share with your on-board video.\n* Some systems are designed to disable on-board video when another video card is inserted (PCI or AGP).  It's hard to tell if your system will do that.\n\nNo problem though, you just need to buy a video card with two video outputs.  I'm familiar with nvidia cards and I know for certain that dual-display is supported in the software so any nvidia card would work as long as two VGA outputs are present on the card.  If you plan to connect to one CRT and one LCD with DVI connector, you can use this card then (see picture):\n\nhttp://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16814121184\n\nIf you are doing two CRTs, however, you'll need something like this where they include a DVI-to-VGA adaptor:\n\nhttp://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16814168002\n\nYou can also look for dual-VGA video cards like this one but I'm not familiar with ATI products and how easy it is to set it up:\n\nhttp://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16814161150
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If you have a GeForce FX5500, then chances are you have an AGP slot.  Unfortunately, your choices are pretty limited as Nvidia and ATI are moving on to PCI-Express x16 slots for their high-end card.\n\nThe choices are the following then:\nHigher Geforce 5xxx, Radeon 9xxx, Geforce 6xxx.\n\nUnless they release more in AGP format, your best selection would be either a Geforce 6600GT or 6800.  These cards are much better than the ATI 9xxx series and even the X-series (X300, X600, maybe X700) which aren't available in AGP format.\n\nThe 6600GT and 6800 perform roughly the same but finding a 6800 in AGP may be hard to find.  Since 6600GT AGP cards are more abundant, this may be the way to go.\n\nThe upside to all of this is, you won't have to spend all of your $300 as the 6600GT AGP cards go for about $140 at online sites and are a dramatic improvement over the FX5500.
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PCI? Are you sure you don't have an AGP slot? If you just have PCI slots then you are pretty much screwed. PCI is two graphics interfaces old. In lieu of that you have two options. Either get the Radeon X1300 which is PCI and should run all those (not to the best that they can be run but run none the less) or buy a whole new computer that supports PCIe graphics card.\n\nYou can pick up an X1300 for about $115 here http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16814129062&ATT=14-129-062&CMP=OTC-pr1c3grabb3r\n\nA new computer will run you about $1000 - 2000 depending on what parts you want. Stop by www.ibuypower.com if you are in the market for a new computer. For a good gaming computer you will want...\n\nProcessor\nAMD FX or X-2\nIntel Core 2 Duo (as much as I hate to admit it)\n\nRAM\nAt least 1024MB\n\nGraphics\nnVidia 7xxx or better (7800 is a good place to start stay away from the 7950 GX2 though)\nATI x1xxx (x1800 or better)\n\nHard Drive\n7200 RPM SATA or better\n\nBasically everything else is just what you prefer though you might want to get one of those Ageia PhysX physics processors if you have the cash.\n\nTo test your current computer to see if it can run those games of which you speak go to www.srtest.com.
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The board has two say it supports SLI, hence it has to use an nVidia chipset.  There are ways of achieving SLI without an SLI board, but they are unreliable and you really should not mess with them.  Also, I would seriosuly not recommend SLI unless you have at least $1000 alone to invest in SLI cards, else you would be better off buying an expensive one card solution.
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Check the driver of your Display Adapter.\nIf it is correctly installed, check the Memory of your Display Adapter. And if it is an old one, check how much colors it can support. Some times, the card may not support millions of colors. So you have to go for a new AGP Card\n\nCheers\n\nShab!
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first thing ,you must know what slot at your motherboard.If AGP,there's have 2 slot (4x or 8x). If you want to still using your AGP try ATi chipset.Now they produce the latest on AGP and they call x1k series (like x1300pro,x1600pro,x1650pro and other).There's  needed you with 8x AGP slot. If you want to take PCIe card and the slot(16x),you must change your motherboard first.PCIe card will give you the better performance.Good luck.
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just uninstall your AGP CRAD driver and install . \n\nif still not working contact me