Geforce 4 help

[Kelly]

Hi,

You didn't say what motherboard you are using and if it
supports AGP 8 which is what I believe that new card is.
Also there can be a voltage issue. Some Graphics cards
are 3.3 volt, some are 1.5 volt and your motherboard may
only accept one of those voltages.
>-----Original Message-----
>I have a geforce 4 MX 420 PCI graphics card and want it
to
>replace my aging Voodoo 5 5500 AGP card. The problem is
>that when I try to install it, the computer does not
boot.
>I receive a POST error and I am dumbfounded as to the
>cause.
>
>I am running XP Pro, a 1.6ghz P4, 512MB ram.
>
>Any help would be greatly appreciated.
>.
>

[Frank]

He said it was an ECS P4S5A. The gforce 4 is a PCI card.
It should work if it is any good.

"Kelly" > wrote in message
...
| Hi,
|
| You didn't say what motherboard you are using and if it
| supports AGP 8 which is what I believe that new card is.
| Also there can be a voltage issue. Some Graphics cards
| are 3.3 volt, some are 1.5 volt and your motherboard may
| only accept one of those voltages.
| >-----Original Message-----
| >I have a geforce 4 MX 420 PCI graphics card and want it
| to
| >replace my aging Voodoo 5 5500 AGP card. The problem is
| >that when I try to install it, the computer does not
| boot.
| >I receive a POST error and I am dumbfounded as to the
| >cause.
| >
| >I am running XP Pro, a 1.6ghz P4, 512MB ram.
| >
| >Any help would be greatly appreciated.
| >.
| >