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Originally posted by arch13
Not if your board doesn't support it.
Besides, if your primary desktop is going to be via the agp card (which it should be for the faster bus), you need to install that and configure it before working in a second pci card.
Using two video cards of different formates (as opposed to a dual output agp card) requires a fare bit of massaging and much time on the phone with tech support.
Make sure your mobo supports your goal (suprisingly, some chipsets cannot handle this simple task)
At any rate, at least take the pci card out until you've diagnosed the agp card. It's one less variable when removed.
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oh ok that pretty much answered my question, I never realized they were compatable to run together, ah well, it was a video card out of an old computer that i wanted to move over to my current one, so it's not like I'm out any money. ah well life goes one, guess I should keep my eye out for a good PCI card
