ATI_9200SE_PCI graphics card on MSI-5182

Hi,
I'm having a bit of trouble upgrading to an ATI Radeon 9200SE PCI graphics card on my MSI-5182 board; I've already had the ATI card replaced after thinking it was faulty, but I've tested the new one on another (older) motherboard and it works fine.
When I install it in the MSI-5182 all I get is a blank screen when I power on, the BIOS doesn't even recognise the card. The system won't even boot up when the ATI card is present in the system. I assume this is a problem with settings in the BIOS, so I've tried a lot of different settings, mainly making sure that the default graphics setting is set to PCI and not AGP. I've also tried disabling the on-board AGP chip in the BIOS, but this doesn't help anything, it just means I have to clear the CMOS battery to get back to default settings in order to even see the BIOS menu on my monitor.
I've tried the ATI card in each of the 3 PCI slots, and removed all my other PCI devices.
Just wondering if anyone else has had a similar problem installing PCI graphics to this board, as it seems the only option with no AGP slot to upgrade. I'm sure it is just a case of getting the right BIOS settings... Any ideas?
Thanks in advance,
Olly

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