MSI K7N2G-ILSR + MSI NX7600GS-TD256Z -- compatiblity

Hi
I tried to connect this video card to this mainboard but I couldnt get it working together.
I have 400W bequiet! PSU. Power connector was plugged-in to the card.
There is no signal on the monitor (LCD via DVI), no matter what I try.
AGP slot is working with other graphic card so its either some strange compatibility issue(?) or graphic card is faulty?
In specifications it says • Intel Pentium IV (and above), AMD K8 (and above) or compatible with AGP slot, does it matter this board is for AMD K7 processors?
I can change default 1.5V for AGP up to 1.8V in BIOS, but Im not sure it would do any good.
Thanks in advance.

First of all, you should try and test the card in another computer, as already suggested, before spending more money on this system.
Secondly, this concerns me:
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I have 400W bequiet! PSU.
BeQuiet PSUs are junk, not quite in the same league as Q-Tec, but as bad as Codegen. Test with another more powerful PSU (before buying another one), preferably with at least 20a on a single 12v rail.

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And thanks for reply.
OK I'll try to ask AsRock. One more question - power supply of my PC is 300 W, so I should also install new one or this can work with NX7600GS-TD512Z card?
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This is probably a really easy problem to fix, but my internet time is limited since my old system is in pieces, and I have to do this from work.
My new MSI K7N2G-ILSR, running with a Barton XP2800 and 2 DIMMs of Geil 512MB DDR PC3200 , doesn't seem to be happy with things. When I tried to turn things on, I got no video output, and there was a regular series of beeps.
I believed this is just a memory issue, and I intended to look into it when I get home...however, it seems things are a little more complicated than I may have thought.
After failing to get any results with the pc3200 512 dimms, I switched to my old 2700 256 meg DIMMS, which I knew worked fine. To my surprise, the system then worked...almost. It got to a certain point, and then gave the message "no drive is connected to fastrack", or something to that effect, and then froze.
The system also worked with combinations of my old 256meg and one of the new 512s, but not with both 512s at once. The 256s, in combination, powered up every time; however, they didn't allow me to install anything. The combination of 2 256s and 1 512 worked most of the time, but would occasionally fail to detect the the RAM - resulting in the same steady beeping as earlier.
For the sake of curiousity, I removed the IDE cable from the DVD drive. To my surprise, Windows (the drive was not formatted) tried to load...which would not happen when the DVD was connected. I then reconected the DVD, and removed the IDE connection from the hard drive. XP tried to install, and then crashed...in fact, the whole system powered down. And now will not restart again. It's dead, and I can't seem to get a single response from it.
This made me wonder if the problem lies with my PSU. Does this sound like something which would happen if the PSU was playing up? I have a 450 watt unit, which I thought would be ok. But the only thing I can think is that the PSU doesn't have enough power to deal with the demands of my new system. I imagine the 3200 DIMMs require a lot more power than the 2700, which might explain why the system can't power up using two of them - the PSU can't handle it.
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I cannot get this thing to boot from a CD for the life of me. I have tried using 4 different CD drives. I have tried both IDE channels. I have ran both drives jumperless.
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Originally posted by backwoodz
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another issue i haven't mentioned is that even when I put the FSB to 133 it says my XP 1800+ is running at 1150 Mhz
this sounds like mb jumpers are misfigured....set jumper j10 to pins 1-2 and make sure j11 is inplace......boot the system and set fsb to 133....fsb/dram to 1.1 all timings manual..6/3/3/2.5.....everything else at defaults....see if it will run.
thanks for pointing that out!
the jumpers were in the wrong place. i should have read the manual more in depth instead of being in a hurry. i feel like such an idiot!
everything seems to be running fine. time will tell i guess.
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Driver for MSI NX7600GS-TD256X AGP

Hi!
Sorry for the mistakes, I'm french.
I have a MSI NX7600GS-TD256X AGP as graphic card but any drivers is ok with this card. In the list of products nvidia and msi, it doesn't exist. So i don't know what i can do because i can't play at any game without this driver.
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Cool, thanks. It wouldn't let me install the exe, was I supposed to change to extension to .inf? Anyway, it did let me install the Promise driver from the floppy, and that now shows properly in the device manager.
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"Anyway, it did let me install the Promise driver from the floppy, and that now shows properly in the device manager."
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"I will reboot and report back."
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Processor : AMD 2200
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The problem is if the on-board audio is enabled, the system either blue screens with a STOP error where it can't find the audio system file ( which exists ) or if it does boot into Windows, explorer.exe will crash. I have to go into Task Manager to start explorer.exe in order to see my desktop.
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i have 8 pc...s:)))but this MSI System is "N1":))
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Since your not looking for help I guess you are posting on here to complain to MSI. None of the people in this Forum are MSI employees so they won't get your message. Complaints are made by contacting MSI directly. You can call them or e-mail them.
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