If you know the card is good, and you've tried installing in more than one
board, I suggest pushing harder when installing.  I've got a Soyo Super7
Motherboard that takes ALL of my strength to get the AGP card seated in.  I
often worry about breaking something because I must push so hard, but,
that's they way the slot was made.  Double, then triple check that the card
is competely intserted.

Dan Shaughnessy


>I must be doing something wrong.  I've tried installing several
>manufacturer's motherboards with AGP video, both socket 7 and PII.  On each
>I've received no POST.  The CPU fans are blowing.  The powersupply fan is
>running.  The hard drive is initializing and the LED on the CDrom Drive
>flashes.  The keyboard LEDs flash once.  And there is no monitor activity
at
>all.  I've run out of ideas.  I find no reference to any jumpers that must
>be set on the motherboards and since I can't reach CMOS I have no way to
>enable or disable the AGP slot.  Does anyone have any ideas.  Since I've
>tried several boards I'm assuming I'm doing something wrong.  Help!
>

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