ati radeon 9800 pro 128mb

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Herr_Koos

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Start saving up for a new card, methinks. It's never a good sign when you have to perform surgery of this kind.

What exactly do you bend, if I may ask? The PCB? If so, it could be a dry solder joint, and the good old oven bake trick might do the trick. Do some research on that before trying it though.
 
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Flying-Q

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If it were the slot connection the PC would hang. I read between the lines that this is not the case. More information would help resolve. As far as I can remember the 9800 pro 128MB was an AGPx4 part and never released with an AGP-PCIe bridge. Please correct my memory if I have recalled incorrectly.

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Herr_Koos

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Vertically or horizontally, i.e. did you push on the thin edge towards the slot/motherboard or on the flat edge to the left or right?
 
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Flying-Q

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It's an either/or scenario.

You could try fully removing the card and the re-inserting after giving the slot a clean/blow through with and air can.
 
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when the graphics card is in the pc the fan is pointed downwards and I pushed down on the right hand corner furthest away fron the agp slot
 
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Marshyboy

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if there is a broken joint to the output ports, if I used the DVI port instead would that work?
 
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