20 Most Recent VisionTek RADEON X1300 , Graphic Card Questions & Answers

Yes, it is compatible, just that you must first uninstall the previous video driver, then configure the BIOS to route the video signal to the PCI and not the AGP and only then install the new card. And in the end it will behave worse than the previous AGP card you got because the PCI interface is way slower than the AGP.
Just buy a good AGP card, PCI cards are made for office pc's in which the onboard one is totally obsolete.

You probably should have gotten a card that had Dual DVI because it will be two separate outputs instead of one... I would take it back and get the correct Graphics Card.

Try one monitor at a time, if you get nothing, reseat the card, if you get nothing try another port like display port or hdmi. If you get nothing take the card out and try the onboard graphics. IF you get something with the onboard, replace the card.

Check the air filter is clean. Did you run out of fuel at some time in the last few months, if so change the fuel filter.

Just a few things to check... Do you have the right wattage power supply? Do you have another card, or older card you can try and see if the motherboard or other component problem. Do you have a friend that has a PC that will let you see if the card works on their system. I have seen new cards come out of the box dead and had to get them RMA'd

Are you getting a picture? Have you installed the drivers that came with it on a disc?

try to check the following:overheating - make sure its well-ventilated and the card cooling system workswindows display settings - look for anything that might have something to do with your screen going darkwindows power option - set to high performancegraphics driver settings - use default settings

so many possible reasons for this so ill have a stab have you connected the monitor cable to the new graphics card or have you left it connected to the internal graphics adapter or failing that you may not need to disable the internal graphics in bios just pick auto if available or select agp/pci-e if possible