I am looking to hook my dula monitors up to my desktop so I am trying to find a low profile video card to fit in the AGP slot. My problem being a lot of the low profile cards are still too big.
You don't have a choice but to switch to a bigger case in order to install the video card or get a external dual video adapter via USB.
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Yes it does have an AGP slot, which you can confirm easily by looking at the motherboard. The AGP slot would be found at the top of the available slots and is brownish in color and slight smaller than the several white PCI slots.
As for what card to put in, that depends on your budget and needs.
If you're a gamer, spend as much as you can and go with a N-Vidia based AGP card.
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If you can't use the onboard video and it does POST or the PCI-E video card does show anything, most likely the motherboard is toasted. Apparenty gateway uses real poor quality power supplie and motherboards.
I have the same system, it powers on, but nothing. All I can assume is that the motherboard is bad.
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Try resetting the bios. On the motherboard there is a battery that looks like a watch battery. Remove the battery, then replace it again. (make sure the computer is unplugged from the wall socket when you do this)
Does this work?
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