How i can know that motherboards have built in video

buy video card

If the video card is built-in on the motherboard then download the video driver from the motherboard manufacturer's WEB site.
You can download the device drivers from MSI WEB supportsite, select your model motherboard to download :-http://www.msi.com/index.php?func=downloadindex

IF, and I stress IF, you decide you simply want to replace the motherboard, get one that matches your processor socket, and be super careful when removing, cleaning, and replacing it.
The question will be, will your new motherboard fit in your case. Simply get one with similar specs as your current one.
most MSI products fit inside of an acer case though.
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No on-board video. Yes you need a video card. K8N Neo2 Platinum (supports PCI and 1.5V AGP 4X/8X.

your driver is available for free download here: VIA Smart5.1CH Sound Drivers for K8MM3-V/K8MM-V/P4MAM2-V--- http://www.msi.com/index.php?func=downloaddetail&type=driver&maincat_no=1&prod_no=173
they are only for windows xp as there are NO Vista drivers listed.
downlaod them to your desktop (so you can find them later)
double click on the new download to start the install, follow the prompts and restart when told ..
Regards..

Well the board and chip are fairly slow...

But... not too slow... so you can buy a new graphics card..

Luckily for you, the AGP slot cards have not completely disappeared off the face of the earth yet, and you could buy a cheap used one or even a new one if you like to waste money on old computers.

I suggest a 6600GT used or something similar.

try to get a 6 or 7 series or decent radeon 2900 or 2600xt or 3850 if you really want to blow the cash.

BUY AN AGP BOARD!! do not buy a PCI-Express board, as it will not plug into your motherboard.

Also check if you have an AGP slot before you buy a board.

Hi im josh in cebu phils. may i help you? Friend since you motherboard dont have the 3d card. you buy a motherboard having avp slot socket 478 to be exact. there are many brands that is good for your processor.like gigabyte, asus, intel,msi or even asrock. i suggest if you buy new motherboard you choose those having higher memory for built in video like 256 or more for nice graphics. good luck !

i kno wat u r goin thru. these cards are actually clocked at 400/400 istead of 500/600. its the drivers. could you send me the bios of the card and ill have it sorted out for you. download atitool and dump the bios of the card. if you know any other method of doing it, go right ahead. talk soon

the cd that came with the board should have the right drivers on it for your onboard graphic card. if not here is the driver:

http://global.msi.com.tw/index.php?func=downloaddetail&type=driver&maincat_no=1&prod_no=558

What's the specs on your power supply. For SLI you need a good quality 500W+ PSU with lots of current on the 12V rails. Remember that all the drives, memory, fans, cpu, etc will use a lot of power, if there is not enough capability in your PSU, the voltage may drop low enough to stop it starting up.