Mother Board and graphics card compatibility issue

Asked By rowena 200 points N/A Posted on - 06/11/2011

My motherboard is INTEL Desktop D865PERL and my video card is GeForce 5200FX.

When i turn on my computer, it works for sometime, then my desktop freezes. In the service, they said that the graphics card id is too strong for my Motherboard. Please help me with what's the best graphics card, that will be compatible with my motherboard.

 

Thanks.

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Answered By june_07 0 points N/A #117409

Mother Board and graphics card compatibility issue

Hi Rowena,

 

As far as I know, any graphics card is compatible with any motherboard. As long as it is in the correct slot. i.e PCI express, AGP, what ever you have.

 

A card being too strong for a motherboard is ridiculous. I never encountered this problem before.

 

It sounds like a driver issue. Did you properly install the driver for your video card? or you just replaced the  card and let it go?

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Answered By rowena 200 points N/A #117410

Mother Board and graphics card compatibility issue

I've just replaced the cards, then let it go. Then I started to encounter this problem. How can I install the driver if my computer shuts down after few seconds? My power supply is pretty new and its quiet expensive so I'm sure that is not the problem.

 

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Answered By dsales 0 points N/A #117411

Mother Board and graphics card compatibility issue

Hi Rowena,

 

I agree with June_07.  As long as the graphics card has the same slot (AGP / PCIe) it should work fine.  Unless your driver is not properly installed or your VGA driver is not updated. 

 

Please try following these instructions:

 

1.  Uninstall the previous driver of your previous VGA card.

 

Go Start > Control Panel > Add/Remove Programs > Choose your previous VGA driver > on the right side click the "remove" button.

 

2.  Restart your computer.

 

3.  Download the driver here: http://www.nvidia.com/object/winxp_175.19_whql.html

 

Save it in your desktop, to see it quickly after downloading and to avoid misplacing the file.

 

4.  Install the driver. Restart your computer again.

 

If the above procedure does not work please do not hesitate to ask. 

 

Have a good day

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Answered By pheetong 0 points N/A #117412

Mother Board and graphics card compatibility issue

You should boot into safe mode and see if that helps. If it does, then uninstall the previous driver, then reboot. It will load the standard VGA driver for Windows and you will be able to install the graphics driver again. If not, then may be, you have a hardware problem.

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Answered By rowena 200 points N/A #117413

Mother Board and graphics card compatibility issue

Thanks. But when I try to insert my old card, it works fine and when I replace it with my new card I begin to experience this problem.

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Answered By june_07 0 points N/A #117414

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Put your old graphics card back in and uninstall the driver.

Turn off your computer and then insert your new card then boot up. See if it still freezes.  If it does not,  then install the new driver of your graphics card.

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Answered By Sharath Reddy 590495 points N/A #325748

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The NVIDIA GeForce FX 5200 is an AGP video card. Any motherboard that supports an AGP slot will be able to use this video card. If your computer freezes after booting, check that the driver you installed is compatible with your operating system. Also, make sure the driver is really intended for NVIDIA GeForce FX 5200 and not for a different video card model.

Anyway, just try downloading the driver again. The only version I found to be compatible with 32-bit Windows 7 for NVIDIA GeForce FX 5200 is version 6.06 released on April 9, 2010. To fix the problem, download NVIDIA 6.06. It supports Windows XP, Windows Vista, and Windows 7 both 32-bit and 64-bit. This NVIDIA driver package includes support for NVIDIA GTX 470 and NVIDIA GTX 480.

This driver package includes the following enhancements:

• Enables GeForce GPU overclocking
• Enables GeForce GPU temperature monitoring
• Enables system tuning and profiles for timings, clocks, voltages, and fans
• Enables system monitoring for clocks, timings, fans, and voltages
• Added support for ESA or Enthusiast System Architecture components
• Allows you to display detailed system information

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