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Old 04-13-2007, 02:57 AM   #1 (permalink)
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OK I got a new video card for my computer, it was a Radaeon X1650 512 AGP for a upgrade from my old cheapy 128 card. Well the card ran ok, but I only had a 200w power supply and I needed a 350w. So I went out and bought a 450w power supply and installed that. Well when I went to run it up, the monitor was getting no output at all cant even get bios to come up. So I pulled out the new video card and it turned with the on-board video it ran just fine. I put the old 128 card back in and that worked fine too. So then I thought it was the power supply and I put the old one back in, it still didn't work. The computer sound different when starting up with the new card. I tried to pull the battery from the motherboard, that didnt work. So is my video card died?
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Old 04-13-2007, 03:12 AM   #2 (permalink)
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What are the amps on the 12V rail on that new power supply you got?
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The min is 1.0 amp and the max is 17.0amp, but I can put the video card into the AGP slot with out putting power to it, and it causes the monitor to get no input.... and the computer sounds like it cant load windows.
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Dont most of those 1650 pros have a floppy power connector, do you have that pluged in?
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Im dont know that much, but it work before on the 12v plug in, I dont see anymore plug ins on the video card itself. It did work before, was acting funny that why I bought the new power supply.
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Do you have this pluged into the card, if that power supply is 17Amp and just a single rail thats not all that good.
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yes that is the plug in, the video card fan is running. I just tried to reinstall the drivers and i got a error. Said something about a AMSruntime.. something like that
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also the power supply says something about dual rails, now the video card only has a single rail hook up. Im really new to this, is there anyway i can hook them up?
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also the power supply says something about dual rails, now the video card only has a single rail hook up. Im really new to this, is there anyway i can hook them up?
Well if its a dual rail 17amp thats better than a single. As far as the video card having a single rail, I have no idea what your talking about. Do you mean should it have 2 power connectors, if its that then no.

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Are you sure that the 6pin external power is securely attached to the card?
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