Intel D915GAG Socket 775 Motherboard - 915G Chipset - Onboard Audio, Video, Lan - MicroATX Logo

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Can I install a PCI video card on my D915GAG?

I have a Radeon X1300 256meg ram PCI video card that I would like to install on my motherboard... when I install it and turn on my computer all I get is a blank screen... The card does work because I tried it in a different computer. The manual I have for the motherboard does not say any thing about only using the PCI Express slot for video. But I have a feeling it only lets me use the PCI Express for video (other than the onboard video), but can someone confirm this?

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Shawn

  • sblees May 26, 2008

    Well in the bios it seems to have the capability to use PCI, the options are PCI, PCIe and AUTO, when I put a PCIe card in it worked like a charm. In the manual it always refers to the PCIe as being used for Video upgrade, it never says "you cannot use a PCI video card" but I need to use an extra PCI card I have in this computer if possible.

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Are you sure it's a PCI slot you are putting it into, and not a PCIe slot? If so, check your BIOS is set to allow PCI graphics.

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    Steven Burn May 27, 2008

    Change the option to PCI or Auto and it should work just fine :)

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