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saintones   10-19-2008 at 08:29:02 AM

Hey guys..
I just bought a nvidia geforce 7600GS 512mb to replace my 6600 128mb.. I read the specifications several times.. When I tried to replace the card, my computer wont boot.. My motherboard is a GA-8INXP... Im using windows XP... I replaced it back with my old video card and it works fine again... I have a 430 watt power supply, cant figure out where Im going wrong.. Any sugestions?? ANd yes my MB and Video card have the latest drivers..

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dirtmountain   10-19-2008 at 09:15:14 AM
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Did you plug the (4pin i think) power into it from the power supply ? They may have supplied an adapter if you don't have the proper plug. There's always a chance you got a faulty card.

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