i got this vid card for x-mas radeon 7000 and i stick it in my old 466mhz computer and i tried to boot well my pc wouldnt even boot. it wouldnt even get past the bios and i couldnt enter setup. is it a problem with the power supply not being big enough or is it a mother board problem
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Who Replied?check side of box make sure you pc meets the requirments
i have a pos comp and i had same problem it turned out my powersupply was to small.
bah theres no way it doesnt meet requirments:
Intel® Pentium® II/III/4/Celeron™ processor, AMD-K6®/AMD Athlon™ processor or compatible with AGP 2X/4X universal slot; Windows 98, ME, 2000 or XP; 32MB system memory; CD-ROM drive; DVD-ROM drive for DVD playback
i have a pos comp and i had same problem it turned out my powersupply was to small.
bah theres no way it doesnt meet requirments:
Intel® Pentium® II/III/4/Celeron™ processor, AMD-K6®/AMD Athlon™ processor or compatible with AGP 2X/4X universal slot; Windows 98, ME, 2000 or XP; 32MB system memory; CD-ROM drive; DVD-ROM drive for DVD playback
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me setting up in your pants big boy unf unf :rawr:
Shinigami said:I'm confused, you can get to the bios but not enter setup? What is this "setup?"
Probably doesn't meet the AGP standard requirements.
http://mirror.ati.com/support/faq/agpchart.html
Hmm, for a Radeon 7000 card that shouldn't be a problem. That's a really old card, and is going to give you trouble in Tribes 2 (was hard enough to get my 7500 to work...) can you take the card back? A lot of them take Christmas gifts back with more leniency.
http://mirror.ati.com/support/faq/agpchart.html
Hmm, for a Radeon 7000 card that shouldn't be a problem. That's a really old card, and is going to give you trouble in Tribes 2 (was hard enough to get my 7500 to work...) can you take the card back? A lot of them take Christmas gifts back with more leniency.
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