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Hi Anna:

If everything is as you say it is, then you should have 2 vga ports and you 
might want to check the BIOS to see that it is booting to your card rather 
than the motherboard's onboard video.

Also, ensure that your monitor is plugged into the add-on card and then 
disable the onboard video to see what device manager reports if anything 
different.  Chances are, you have installed everything correctly.

The PNY more than likely is running Nvidia chipset -- are you sure that 
device manager is not reported your PNY's chipset (Nvidia 6600)?


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my .02 dollar's worth.


> I have an EPox EP-9NPA+Sli mobo with onboard Nvidia geForce 6600 video.  I 
> installed a video card when the PC was built - VGA PNY 6600 256M, but when 
> I run SIW for a system scan, it shows the Nvidia video (hardware & 
> drivers) but NOT the PNY card.  I paid a small computer reseller to let me 
> build the PC on their bench and to check it when I was done.  Apparently 
> something is not right.  Can anyone help me?
>
> Thanks,
> Anna Summers
 

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