ive just bought  an ati radeon x300 se  graphic board but having trouble installing it in the AGP Slot please?
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can't seem to find any online shop w/ a X300 AGP;\nyou should bring it back to the place where you bought it and ask if you can get a AGP card instead.\nfor that price you'll be limited to an older 9550, alas :(
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Make sure if your card is DirectX 9.0 or DirectX 10.0 compatible. \nI have had issues with lack of documentation on which it was compatible with and I installed DirectX 10 and it wouldnt work. \nIf it is directX 10.0, you still should be able to use it under 9.0 but the reverse is not true.\n\nAlso, if you do a complete removal and reinstall of the video drivers, make sure you remove them ALL! If you dont get them all, the problem may still persist. \nSee if the ATI website has a driver removal tool and use it step by step with their instructions!
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its not about the compatibility ... he might have asked u about the brand or different sizes of vgas like 128MB or 256MB or 512MB. i have INTEL915 motherboard and i tried almost every PCI EXPRESS graphic card n they worked perfect.
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Your agp/pci driver got correcpted. Start ur PC in safe mode uninstall ur agp/pci driver ( remove any virus or spy ware if any) and restart ur pc. Now try to start ur pc normaly and install ur driver.\n\n\nNeo
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that comes standard witht the integrated radeon xpress 200M.  I went to the ATI/AMD website and found the driver update you are looking for here it is.\nhttp://ati.amd.com/support/drivers/xp/integrated-xp.html\nHope this helps you.  This is the Catalyst drivers from ATI.  there are another set called Omega drivers that are actually made by some guy that work pretty well.  They are a little harder to figure out which one you need and where to find it.  WHat I have linked above should be perfect and it was last updated this past Oct 31st.
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best idea would be to contact ATI themselves since they hold the pattern, etc.. and they would advise you the best. \nor would u go do is take the card to a local pc shop. and ask them to write a letter saying repair of the card would be impossible and make up something like burn curcuits internal in the graphical core etc..
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Well, what model is your computer and how old is it.  That will depend on what kind of graphics card you can install in it.  If you just got the computer it most likely has only a PCIe slot.  If it is even one year old then it probably has an AGP slot.  Also, the lower end Dell computers used to not include even an AGP slot so it depends on what model it is.\n\nMy favorite card right around the sub $250 is the Radeon X800XL best performance per price ratio, it is even a favorite over at Cnet.  But I will warn you if you don't have at least a 300W power supply in your computer you may not be able to use it.  But that's okay, another favorite of mine is the Geforce 6600GT but it only comes in a 128MB version.\n\nBut you really need to check your computer, either in the manual or if you have the original specs and see if it has either an AGP 8X/4X slot or PCIe x16 slot and that will determine which version of the card you should get because most video cards now come in both versions.\n\nFor benchmarks on the X800XL see Tomshardware, http://www.tomshardware.com/2005/11/28/don/page7.html\n\nand for the 6600GT see, http://www.tomshardware.com/2005/04/04/good_3d_performance_at_a_middling_price/page29.html\n\nfor Cnet's review of the X800XL see, http://reviews.cnet.com/ATI_Radeon_X800_XL_PCIE_256MB/4505-8902_7-31320650.html?tag=tpr
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is your card a intergrated one,and if it isnt check to see if it is seated correctly as i had this error once because i had,nt inserted it properlly\n        go into bios and check the agp&#92;pci setting,it should be st to agp...not pci\n        also try downloading another catylyst driver ,try going to http://www.download.com/Display-Video/3150-2108_4-0.html?tag=dir for the appropriate driver and then burn it to disk,and install it from disk,not file\n        good luck
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Dont give up the ship matey! I would try the new processor once more but read the manual thuroughly and make sure you have the procssor fan plugged in properly! Take your time, relax, read the manual once more! Cards themselves are pretty hard to install improperly, the most important things to remember are following the exact details of processor installation, cooling fan, and memory! Once you get it goin, its only easier to do the next one!
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You need to check the specs of your pc to see if it can be upgraded and what type of video slot is available on your motherboard.  If your pc is over a year old, it possibly has an AGP card.  You can open the case and check.  Open it and find the PCI slots first.  PCI slots are normally white.  The AGP slot will normally be brown and above the PCI slots and set back about 2 inches from the edge of the motherboard.\n\nThe 2 links below will be useful for upgrading.  One link is to NewEgg.com so you can compare video cards.  The other has instructions on how to upgrade your pc.
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Well without knowing your computer specs it is difficult do you have an agp card or a pci-express card currently or if it is a really old system maybe even a pci card. \nOnce you know that it is rather simple by a new card of the type you need.\n1st remove the any divers and software for your old card\nthen shut system down and open case.\nremove the old card and insert the new card \n(note many video card slots have locking clips on the right side of the card slot)\nMake sure the card is fully seated and any locking clips engaged\nreconnect monitor to new card and reboot\nthen just use the installation cd to install new drivers and software and viola done
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AGP IS A VIDEO SLOT ON THE MOTHERBOARD ON WHICH YOU INSTALL AN AGP VIDEO CARD AND YOU CAN ACTIVATE IT FROM THE BIOS
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I had a similar problem on another graphics card.  You won't find one that is "officially supported".   Best you can do is find one of the same dimensions.    Carefully measure yours LxWxH and compare to the ones you're looking at.  Other things to consider, but you might not have a lot of choice about it are fan RPMs and airflow.   When you take off the old one and look carefully at it, it should say on there somewhere.\n\nLastely is the phisical connection (screw holes, etc).  If the dimensions are the same, then you should be able to attach it somehow.   This last part was the one that gave me the most trouble, but I managed to find some srews that worked for me.
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E machines are not too "new hardware friendly" to begin with. Depends on your model but I am betting it aint even got an agp slot...probably onboard graphics. Look and see if it even has an available pci slot....if it doesnt you are gonna have to remove some hardware. One of the pitfalls of buyin cheap junk! If you find a pci slot just go out to your local computer outlet or order a PCI vid card from the net. Tiger Direct has some good deals sometimes but stay away from the rebate items. You will never get your rebate. Follow the installation instructions explicitly!
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depends on your mother board. The AGP is better if your motherboard is equipped with an AGP port; otherwise you'd have to go with PCI.
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well it could be that you need to update your driver for your grafix card. goto nividia.com or ATI are the most popular if you have a gaming grafix card. Good luck
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NOOO!!!! a PCI-e card will not fit in an AGP slot, and I would not recomend trying to fit it in a PCI slot, either get an AGP card or get a new motherboard that has atleast one PCI-e slot. After just looking up info on your motherboard I would suggest just getting and AGP card because you wouldn't be able to get a motherboard that supports your CPU and system memory with a PCI-e slot. If money isn't too much of a problem, I have found a good GeForce 6800XT for $146.99.