External graphics card problem with fm2-a55m-e33

I just bought the fm2-a55m-e33, everything is working fine with the board. I was planning on using my old 9600gso but when I plug it in nothing happens. Windows doesn't recognize the hardware and nothing will display out of the card.
What is the deal?

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