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I have a Gigabyte K8U939 motherboard that doesn't want to accept my graphics card. The Radeon instructions say to download the latest chipset from Gigabyte, which I think I'm doing, but maybe not, since their website doesn't have the best English. It's turning into a pain because my computer has only one AGP slot, so I'm spending a lot of time on my hands and knees swapping out my current card (Asus 7000) with the new one to see what works. I'm doubly confused because Gigabyte seems to have a ton of graphic card drivers available, so I'm not sure if I should be downloading drivers for the card or for the motherboard. Thanks for any help you can throw my way

Finally got it to work -- had to run Driver Cleaner to get rid of all the ATI display installations from the last couple of months. Works pretty well now, except the Catalyst Control Center is telling me that my AGP is off. My Gigabyte K8U939 motherboard has an 8x slot, so I'm not sure what the problem is. I check the BIOS when starting up and it indicated that it is on. Anyway to force it on?

Still having trouble -- the display won't even work when I have the new card in -- Windows boots up and I'm able to login (blindly moving my mouse and clicking the login) and I hear the Windows startup music.. but no display. Checked out the Gigabyte website as well. I'm up to date on the BIOS, looking at the BIOS list they have (latest ver. is F5). The BIOS came preloaded with that version when I bought the motherboard. Any other suggestions?