P4m900m2 ms-7255 do not boot with 9800GT

i have some old msi board marked MS-7255 VER:2.1, P4M900M2
bios version is 5.6 (i also tried 5.7b4 from some link provided by mod on german msi forum)
thing is - without graphic card board work fine, with 7300GT everything is perfect too
when i put 9800GT board do not boot, nothing on screen, monitor going to sleep mode
(9800GT has d-sub, dvi and hdmi connectors, tried all of them & onboard one, nothing
there is no beep (when powered up) either)
graphic card is fine, checked that in another pc working without any problems, psu is fine to
just to be sure tried three of them (corsair 400, 450 & 620W)
any suggestions?

Quote from: M2ki on 26-February-10, 16:46:31
9800GT works fine on MSI 915P Neo-L motherboard, which also is PCI-E 1.0
http://eu.msi.com/index.php?func=proddesc&prod_no=216&maincat_no=1&cat2_no=170&cat3_no=2
Yes but thats an Intel chipset, whole different story then yours.
The one you have has a VIA chipset and they are NOT backwards compatible.
Quote
Question (Q&A-59): I use a NVIDIA® 8800GT PCIE VGA card on VIA ® ® ® chipset motherboard. But I got black screen on the monitor. How do I solve it?(11/5/2007)
Answer:The NVIDIA® 8800GT PCIE VGA card is GEN2 mode VGA card. Unfortunately VIA ® ® ® chipset does not support GEN2 mode VGA card. The only solution is to set 8800GT PCIE VGA card to GEN1 mode.
We have tested 8800GT PCIE VGA card. After flashing GEN1 mode BIOS for 8800GT, it works fine on VIA ® ® ® chipset motherboard.
Please contact VGA card vender to get the VGA BIOS with GEN1 mode for your 8800GT PCIE VGA card."
Thats from this thread:
http://forums.guru3d.com/showthread.php?t=252774
It does not have to do with PCIe 1.x, it has to do with the chipset being the limiting factor here.
Dont know if you can get a bios from MSI for your card, to get it in Gen 1.0 mode (if its possible at all with your card that is), you'd have to ask them.
>>http://support.msi.com/<<

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