radeon 9250 pci on asus a7v600 no life ?

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Hi, I got a radeon 9250 pci to put beside a 9600pro agp
and another 9200 pci.

total of 3 videocards. Well, there is no way to let the 9250
work on the system, herself alone or mixed with one or two
of the other cards, while, on another system beside a 9600 agp,
it did work perfectly. what can it be the reason of this strange
behavior ?

on the xp3200/a7v600 with the 9250 plugged in even the
POST does not start

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"Veritech" <avis.dalrymple@ntlworld.com> wrote :
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> not answer to your question, but what is the purpose of having 3 gfx
> cards?
>

drive six monitors.

http://www.wideview.it/pictures.htm
http://www.realtimesoft.com/multim [...] e&mon=desc

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"Augustus" <augustus@wrtt.net> wrote in message
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> "J.F. Sebastian" <rintin@tin.it> wrote in message
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>> Hi, I got a radeon 9250 pci to put beside a 9600pro agp
>> and another 9200 pci.
>>
>> total of 3 videocards. Well, there is no way to let the 9250
>> work on the system, herself alone or mixed with one or two
>> of the other cards, while, on another system beside a 9600 agp,
>> it did work perfectly. what can it be the reason of this strange
>> behavior ?
>>
>> on the xp3200/a7v600 with the 9250 plugged in even the
>> POST does not start
>

Had 5 cards in one machine at one time!

One intel AGP
two ATI's and two Matrox

System had 6 pci slots and an AGP slot.

Worked very well.

> Where did you get the idea that you can drive and run three separate video
> cards in one computer? Two, yes. Three?
>
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