MSI 5600xt serious troubles!

i have an MSI 5600xt card that i am having strange problems with....i find that it works fine with standard VGA drivers,ie just browsing windows,the net ans stuff....but no games can work obviously.now.my trouble strarts whenever i install any NVIDIA drivers,after installing and restarting it freezes after post or just gives a jumbled image but doesnt take me near to the desktop.but go back to safe mode and it loads up fine!...
ive tried several different forceware driver packs,some omega drivers,even older detonators..some giving different results after post but none making it to the desktop..i'd like if possible to try flashing the cards BIOS in the hope that this might work,but i cant find any to download on the main site and live update isnt offering me any either? is there another place i can get VGA BIOS updates or am i screwed?
thanks for ya time
LeMe

MSI 875P NEO FISR FSB 800 HT BIOS V3.1
INTEL P4 2.8 prescott @ 3.15 FSB800 HT
MSI NX 6800GT(copper sink ver.) o/c 375mhz .6177 MSI Drivers
Kingston DDR400 DUAL CH 1GB
HDD Maxtor D'Max9+ 120&160 GB 8M cache
DVD Pioneer DVR 107
Onboard sound 8ch surround, 33ch Realtek AC'97 Audio
COLORSit 550w PSU (PCF)
3DMark 01: 19121
3DMark 03: 11847
3DMark 05: 4204
Aquamark : 60656
_____GFX : 8958
_____CPU : 9388
You will prob get better help if you show what else your equip. is like above

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Help installing MSI 5600XT-TD 256MB

As you can see in my sig, I currently have a PCI card. This is my first AGP so bare with me.
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BACK UP YOUR FILES
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Originally posted by BLUEBERRY606
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