Problem with NX6800GT TD256 AGP

Could anyone help me? I plugged the MSI NX6800GT TD256 AGP 8x and in the card's information it says Bus : PCIx0. I have installed the latest drivers but the problem remains.My system is: AMD A64 3400, ASUS K8N nForce3, 512 DDR
Thank you.

When I choose platform/nforce which driver have I to download? (Audio driver package, unigied driver or NVIDIA ntune?) I don't know much about computers and sorry for my english, I am from Greece.

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Quote from: Karlosczech on 10-July-05, 17:03:00
Hello,
I have just upgraded from MSI Gf FX 5950 ultra to MSI 6800Gt AGP, and I have problems when playing all movies.
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The mobo problems with the cpu (processor) are limited to having to press 'reset' switch to boot (or else pc will power up but no boot).
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