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August 31st 03, 03:01 PM
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Gigabyte GA-72xe motherboard
This motherboard doesn't seem to like the new video card I bought. I
bought a Nvidia GFoRCE4 MX 440 (PCI 64 MB) so that my son can play games. His system is a 1100MHZ AMD XP processor, the Gigabyte GA-72xe motherboard, and 384 MB SDRAM running Windows XP Home.The card doesn't seem to be recognized automatically since Windows doesn't offer up a driver for it. I put that CD in and load the driver that came with it and the next boot up locks the machine. Do I have to disable the other video card in the BIOS or something? --vicki 
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