Failure with second PCI vga card..

I recently found a monitor in my backyard, and decided i'd try a multimonitor setup.
So i installed an old ati 3d rage pro card in a pci slot. Booting up, nothing appared on the other screen, but the card showed up in device manager without any problems. Initializing pci card first, resulted in both screens turning on, but system hang at log in. I use w2k.
So i upped to bios 2.6, same thing happens, and my w2k installation goes corrupt. So i install w2k again and just install the drivers for the onboard vga, and hey it works! But only when i initialize pci first.
But when i install the rest of the drivers for the mainboard it all fucks up again and hangs after i press log on... Any clues? I used the latest msi nforce drivers, i have removed all other cards from the pc.
tnx

if you mean power supply by ps, it's a brandless tower.
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Triggered with RTSI from DAQ.vi ‏63 KB
camera configuration.jpg ‏218 KB

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