MSI TI4200 VTP not recognised in K7N2 DELTA

Hi All First Post and very Confused
Spec First
MSI TI4200 VTP Graphics
K7N2 Delta LISR M/B
AMD 2800 CPU
1GB Samsung P2700 DDR Ram
500 w PSU
80gb ATA 133 HD
120gb SATA HD
Windows XP Proff Edition OS
Problem is that I have just built this computer installed windows and all MB drivers and everything is fine I then install th Graphics card drivers and I get a blue screen upon the restart that is to quick to read and the system just reboots to the safe mode selection screen this is an ongoing loop if i select start windows normally. If i select safe mode the system boots up in safe mode.
I also noticed after I had taken windows back to last known good configuration that windows had not recognised my card and just showed VGA adapter with the yellow exclaimation mark. I have tried another graphics card and that worked fine.
windows installed it etc automatically
How can I read the blue screen or what is on it as it flashes up so quickly and what do you fine people think my problem is I have disabled 8x agp in bios
The TI4200 came out of my previous MSI KT400 Ultra
Please help
Longshanks

Doesn't matter if the old PSU ran your old system. That's not the case now. We need the make, model, and specs of your PSU.
We can't help you if you don't give us the info we requested. Obviously, you have a problem and you can't find it, so you're possibly overlooking something. Read my article on PSU's at the top of the forum. Total wattage rating doesn't guarantee a thing, and many PSU manufacturers intentionally deceive their customers.

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