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 )
Please make full system spec incl. Powersupply.
There are some differant models of MS6714 MoBo´s.
Read between PCI slots on MoBo.
845GEM   MS-6714
845GEM (PCB 5.0)   MS-6714 V5.0
845PEM   MS-6714
845GVM   MS-6714
845GLM Combo-L   MS-6771
845GLM-L   MS-6714
845GVM (PCB 5.0)   MS-6714 V5.0

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