Pb with msi Geforce fx 5200 128 DDR

Hello,
I'am writting to ask if there is a solution to my pb of compatibilty with this
card, I have burned 3 motherboard with it :
- 2 Elite K6s5A
- 1 Asusrock
Since I pur the card to the AGP Slot it burn it, so that when i test with other card
it doesn't work anymore.
Strange when I see it working with an old motherboard for celeron.
I have a guarantie for those but i would like to know where is the pb
Thanck u
Sam

Your mobo should at least have an AGP port that is capable of handling at least 4x AGP slot.

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