[VIA] MSI 6382 v1 mainboard, & Nvidia GeForce 4 Ti4400 AGP

I'm having a problem with this setup. I was using a GeForce 3 Ti200 on this board, but I just upgraded my main PC to a GF 6600GT from a GF4 Ti4400, and wanted to pass the GF4 to the MS 6382 v1 PC. I went ahead, and removed the drivers from the system using Driver Cleaner PE first, then I removed the GF3, and installed the GF4. I can't get any video now. The system boots up fine into WinXP without any error beeps, but I never get any thing to showup on the monitor. Not even the mainboards bootup display.
The sytstem works fine with the GF3 card. The PSU is enough as I was using it on my main (more power hungry) PC when I was still using the GF4 with it. Does anyone know if there is a compatability problem between the MSi 6382 v1 mainboard, and the Nvidia GF4 Ti GPU?

Quote from: osnavi on 13-May-05, 20:51:46
Wow ! As you said. More than enough power. Only thing that you don't say youv'e done is to run PC with GF 3 and set all AGP selections in Bios at default, or clear CMOS, to see if GF 4 can run.
Well. I tried setting the default BIOS settings, and booting the PC with only the GF4 Ti4400, and it still won't work. At best I only get garbled lines, if I get a display at all. However. I must admit that the MS 6382 v1 board is capable of running a videocard more powerful than a GF3.
Today, my GF 6600GT in my FIC board just stopped displaying. In the middle of web surfing, my system froze, and the display went black. On reboot, all I got was a "no video" beep signal. I tried reseating the card, the VGA cable, and the power donggle on the back of the card, and still no signal. I popped out the GF 6600GT, and inserted the GF4 Ti4400. It worked fine, so I decided to see if the 6600GT would boot in the MS 6382 v1 board. I removed the GF3, and installed the 6600GT, and the thing booted fine. Didn't try booting into WinXP though. I only booted to a DOS floppy, but it seems that the MS 6382 v1 doesn't like the GF4 Ti, or at least the PNY version of it. Anyway, I reinstalled the 6600GT back into the FIC board, and it seems to be working fine now. Have no idea why it quit like that, but I hope it doesn't happen again.
I'm not gona sweat the GF4 Ti4400 not working in my MS 6382 v1 board as I'm gona upgrade to an Athlon64 AGP system later this year. I'll run the 6600GT in it, and run the GF4 Ti4400 in the FIC board as a second system. I'll pass the MS 6382 v1 with the GF3 onto my brother.

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