Ms 7253 with nvidia graphic card 8800 gts 512

hi,
im trying to install this graphic card 8800gts 512 but the system or bios doesn't see it
spec´s
mainboard ms-7283 vms
bios w7253vms-v1,6 081607 10:22:02
proc amd 64 x 2 4200+ 2,20 ghz
mem kingston 2 x 1gb
windos xp pro sp 3
power supply m media magic atx p4 750w ws
graph. nvidia 8800gts 512
the vga on the mainboard works, tested the nvidia card in to other systems and there it works perfect
what do i wrong??
thanks
jdtexas

Quote from: Svet on 02-August-11, 01:46:48
have you connected power cables to the VGA?
do >>Clear CMOS Guide<< with power cord removed.
also make 1st VGA the add-on one, if there is a such option
yes it is connected and in this bios version there is not an option for this
i was looking for a bios update but when i go to msi there is non even with liveupdate 5
but i can also see that it doesn't read the mainboard type correctly so live update is not the rigt solution for this

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