Does not recognize the graphic card - Fujitsu CELSIUS R630 PC Desktop

That graphics card is not compatible with that mobo.

A graphics card upgrade is a common upgrade for computers, especially on systems intended for gaming and design.
There are many different issues that might cause your computer to not properly recognize your new graphics card.

It might take some time to isolate the graphics card issue, but most fixes are easy for a home user.

Turn off the computer and unplug the power cord from the back.
Check the physical connections of the video card.
Ensure that the power supply connector is properly attached.
Check that the card is firmly inserted into the AGP or PCI-E slot.
If you are unsure that it is installed correctly, check the manufacturer's documentation and reinstall the card.
Download the latest graphics card driver from the manufacturer's website.
In most cases, you'll be downloading from NVIDIA or ATI.
Install the proper driver for your operating system and graphics card model.
The installation process is the same for most graphics driver installations.
Click "Next" and "I accept the license agreement," choose a location to install the driver, and continue clicking "Next" until the installation is complete.
Restart the computer when prompted and check if the problem is fixed.
Installing the wrong driver can cause problems with Windows recognizing the graphics cards.

Go to "Start" and right-click "My Computer."
Choose "Properties."
Select the "Hardware" tab and click the "Device Manager" button.
Look under the "Display Adapters" section for an entry listing your graphics card.
If the entry is listed with an exclamation mark or a question mark, there is an issue with the card being detected.

Otherwise, it has been detected correctly.

Try several different versions of drivers if the card is still not recognized properly.
Check the manufacturer forums and support sections for recommended driver versions.
Some graphics cards are more stable on older versions of the card, or there may be beta drivers that will fix the issue.
Update the motherboard drivers as well. Sometimes compatibility issues between a motherboard and graphics card are fixed with new drivers.

Contact the manufacturer for a video card replacement if it is still not recognized.
Hardware issues can manifest in many ways, and it may not be possible for the card to be detected correctly with a physical problem.



http://www.smartcomputing.com/editorial/article.asp?article=articles/archive/r1101/27r01/27r01.asp&guid=
http://www.amd.com/us/Pages/AMDHomePage.aspx

Got to say Intel Mobo's one of the worst on the market followed closely by Biostar.. aim for Asus, Gigabyte world beaters... Not sure how old your Intel Mobo is but that Gpu is Pci-e 3 volt +

> touched a power-cable, and the PC turned off

Definitely a short-circuit. Try replacing the graphic card.

have you check your bios?
change default vga in your bios to get result,if don't have change maybe your vga is damage?

make sure card is fully seated in slot. try removing and reinstalling card

first, do not disable the display graphics..then you have to install the driver or software of your vidoe card to be able to recognize by your system. then you restart . see if this will work..


allen

Hi jtreed,

You may have a DOA graphics card ( dead on arrival ) contact the shop you got your card from and request a RMA.


;)

hi ucop,
just insert in ur motherboard & start ur pc it will show in ur display adapter or it has been written in graphic card or just put ur graphic card name in the google it will show more details about it

regards
shailesh

You may have to upgrade to a new video card to get it to work properly. Onboard graphics are often crude with not much for options. Even a cheap video card should be good. Here are a couple of links to check compatibility:
http://www.matrox.com/graphics/en/corpo/support/compatibility/compatibility.php
http://www.matrox.com/graphics/en/gxm/support/tool/home.php
Other solution is to re-install software for the Matrox.