MS-6714 trying to install new video card

Well, I have done everything I can think of short of sledgehammering my computer into oblivion. Just bought this comp it is a 2.8 celeron using the 6714. Thought I could just stick a new video card in. It recogzines the video card, but will not use it. Even when I disable the on board through the device manager. It just uses generic vga drivers. Any clue how I can get this card to be used?

Hi,
Which 6714 are you using???
Check link:
http://www.msi.com.tw/program/search/ser/SerConProRes.php?keyword=6714&kind=1
Also,
1)have you disabled the ONBOARD graphics in the BIOS???
2)which video card you trying to install and which version of drivers?
3)what PSU do you have and model number?
Every single piece of info you give, shortens the answer/solution time...
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Recently we upgraded my computers graphics card to a Gigabyte Geforce GTX650 and we have also upgraded the power supply to an EX2 525W power supply. When we plug the PCIE into the video card and enable the slot the screen goes to the standard startup screen and says press escape for startup menu but then freezes there. We have tried updating the BIOS and we have made sure that all the connections were secure. If we try having the video card plugged in and run the onboard graphics the computer will beep several times and there will be no screen output.
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I understand a new video card isn't working as expected.
What is the product number and model of the PC? The following document details how to find this information should you need it.
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?tmp_renderType=findModel&cc=us&dlc=en&docname=c00033108&...
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I have a HP Pavilion a6720y Desktop which operates with Windows Vista 64-bit, and I had uninstalled the drivers on my current video card and powered down and opened up my computer, however I could not find a graphics card anywhere in my computer, the PCI slot was empty. So I put in the new card and when I tried turning on the computer again the monitor would not display anything as if the computer were off, when it was clearly on. Can anyone tell me what to do and where exactly the old video card is so I can remove it, If I can remove it.

Hi:
Below is the link to the product specs for your PC.
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c01643511&tmp_task=prodinfoCategory&cc=us&dlc=en...
There is no add-on video card (one you can remove).
The video on your PC is a GPU chip integrated onto the motherboard.
You may have to connect the monitor cable back to the onboard (old) video input, and go into the BIOS, and look for a setting to either disable the onboard video, or enable the PCIe/PCI video, or set it as the primary video controller.
I don't have your model PC, so I don't know what BIOS settings it has.
Not all PC's automatically disable the onboard video chip when an add on video card is installed.
If there are no video settings then one of two things is possible:
1. You inadvertently hooked the monitor back up to the old video port (I've done that before).
2. Your video card is defective or incompatible with your PC (may draw too much power, or be too high a PCIe version like 2.1).
Paul

Won't boot after installing new video card

Hello, I have a H8-1284 desktop computer, and a few days ago the video card went. So i bought a Geforce GTX 650 video card, and after installing the card and starting the comp, it just hangs at the HP logo splash screen. So I put an older geforce 8800, and it boots no problem. When I try the new Geforce GTX 650 card, same thing, just hangs at splash screen. I checked the bios and there doent seem to be anything there that wouild help. My power supply is 460 w, and the new card only needs 400 w, any and all help will be greatly appreciated
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Hi,
Most PCI-E 3.0 cards are backwards compatible with PCI-E 2.0 slots. However, in order to get PCI-E version 3 you need to be using an Ivy Bridge processor. Review these specifications for a typical NVIDIA GTX 650.
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Hi
I'm trying to install an ATI Radeon (256 Mb) video card on my MSI board (MS - 6787 Via ProSavage DDR Chipset) but when I power up the PC it doesn't boot. What should I do??
I've tried before with a Riva TNT- 2 (64Mb) but it didn't work either.
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I've been reading about the Radeon 9550 features but my P4MAM-L mainboard seems to support 4x AGP cards, so I think it must work with it too.
'll try to upgrade my bios and then get back to you
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Msi-6714 motherboard trying to install new graphics card

can anyone help me
i have tried installing an ati radeon 9600 graphics card on my msi motherboard and it wont take it
it will find it in bios but as soon as it boots in to windows it throws it out
the motherboard currently has onboard graphics which i have tried disableing but still cannot get the card to work
know the card is ok as it has been tested on another machine
yours hopefully

Normally, on-board VGA should get disabled when inserting a Graphiccard in AGP slot.
If not, this is done in bios.
According to your info, Looks like the Powersupply could be the issue.
Even if you don´t have the latest highperformance components, you still need at least some 400w with 18amp on the 12v line and 28amp on the 3,3v / 30amp on the 5v.
If it still not working you could remove PC powercable and clear CMOS jumper on MoBo ( read manual )
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8800 required 10.5.2 or later (10.5.3 DVD and 10.5.6 DVDs were sold, though now $29 will get you 10.6.3).
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I have a trouble when trying to install new line card 7600-SSC-400 on Cisco 6509. Here was the message displays on the screen after I finished installing the line card : "%C6KPWR-SP-4-UNSUPPORTED: unsupported module in slot 7, power not allowed: The image for the card is not bundled in image." I tried to install this line card on another slot, but it doesn't work. The attched item is logfile which I saved in the installing session. I don't know what I hvae to do now, please help me to resolve this problem !
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what is the right order to install new video card ?? is it like this :
install
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This is what I would do for 98.
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I have installed a new MSI 6600GT AGP to my mobo yesterday. Everyting worked fine that day. But today my PC randomly stops responding, totally freezes. My Old GPU was a fx5600 and there was no problem with it. But I had a bsod problem that time and solved it by increasing my RAM voltage to 2.7(thx to this forum)
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I have also format my machine but it didnt work.
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Of course it'll be good if the card was the problem .
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Any help would be greatly appreciated!
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Hi:
When you install a discrete video card, the onboard graphics is automatically disabled.
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Hello and thanks in advance for your help!
We have a 2yr old HP p6540y. It has an ATI integrated Video Card. When we recently turned it on, we got a 'no signal' message on the monitor and then it would go to sleep. We have tried several things to fix...listed below, in order, and are still getting the same message. Please advise!
1) No Signal: DVI, VGA, HDMI. So we unplugged and restarted, no change.
2) Checked monitor and DVI & VGA cords with another computer: They all work.
3) Installed new Graphics Card: NVIDIA GEForce GT 610. Still got same 'no signal' message.
4) We plugged/unplugged all other cards/cords/anything we could and cleaned out. Then, finally, the monitor turned on! But not for long....
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9) We restarted again to once again get no signal message.
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Thanks so much!
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Triusa, welcome to the forum.
I suspect that your problem is caused by the power supply unit (PSU). Here is a guide to help you troubleshoot the problem:
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=bph06788&lc=en&dlc=en&cc=us&product=502610&rule=...
Also, the existing PSU is 250W. The GT 610 requires a minimum of 300W.
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Startup problems after instaling new graphics card drivers

PC: HP p6520 f with a 400 watt power supply
video card: AMD Radeon 6570 (MD1GD3)
After getting the 400 watt power supply, I was able to uninstall the intergrated graphics card's drivers, but I can't succsesfully startup after installing drivers for the new card without a system restore, which of course gets rid of the new drivers.
I've tried newer drivers, but those don't work either.
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Hello Sev_07. I understand you're unable to install your video card drivers.
Are you receiving an error on boot?
Are you experiencing any issues with other pieces of hardware?
Have you tried running HP Support Assistant and Windows Update to ensure all of the software and drivers are completely up to date?
It may also be helpful for you to provide your product number so I can look at your computer's specifications. This document can show you where this is located.
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