ATI video cards and A7N8X compatibility

On Sat, 12 Jul 2003 02:38:59 GMT, Ed T Wilson wrote:

I am looking at a Saphire Radeon 9500 video card and have read that
there are problems getting the cards to work in the A7N8X. Is there any
truth to this rumor? What Radeon cards will work with the A7N8X? I am
using an ATI Radeon 7000 right now and it is working fine although
getting WinXP pro to install when I first installed the MB was a
frustrating experience. Any suggestions for a replacement for the 7000
if the 9500 is a no go would be most appreciated.

Thanks,

Ed

I just recently stuck in an ATI Radeon 9600pro, to take the place of a much
older card and have had no problems at all, using Windows XP sp1. There may
have been some problems with an earlier release of the Bios. I'm using
version 1004.

Sam

I've got a Sapphire 9500 pro running on a Rev 1.4 deluxe with no
problems.... famous last words


"C. Stuart McKendrick, III" wrote in
message . ..
ATI 9700 AIW here, everything works like a charm.

Stuart

"Ed T Wilson" wrote in message
...
I am looking at a Saphire Radeon 9500 video card and have read that
there are problems getting the cards to work in the A7N8X. Is there any
truth to this rumor? What Radeon cards will work with the A7N8X? I am
using an ATI Radeon 7000 right now and it is working fine although
getting WinXP pro to install when I first installed the MB was a
frustrating experience. Any suggestions for a replacement for the 7000
if the 9500 is a no go would be most appreciated.

Thanks,

Ed

I have a lit bit older Hercules Rad9000 working fine on Dlx rev. 1.06 under
win2k.

"Ed T Wilson" wrote in message
...
I am looking at a Saphire Radeon 9500 video card and have read that
there are problems getting the cards to work in the A7N8X. Is there any
truth to this rumor? What Radeon cards will work with the A7N8X? I am
using an ATI Radeon 7000 right now and it is working fine although
getting WinXP pro to install when I first installed the MB was a
frustrating experience. Any suggestions for a replacement for the 7000
if the 9500 is a no go would be most appreciated.

Thanks,

Ed