Dead G400

[Deso]

Hi guys, I used for a long time a G400 32 Mb on a PcChips M726 (slot1 + s370) and all was good, then I installed it on a Gigabyte GA-6VXE7+ (s370) and now there's no video signal, but the computer starts anyway with the normal bip. Maybe a different AGP voltage? Maybe the 74f125 damaged on G400?
Thanks in advance

[bsdgeek]

Do you have the 2x or 4x AGP G400?

[Tempest]

Just in case you don't know how to tell between the two, look at the product serial number located on a sticker on the backside of your G400... The serial starts with a "G4+". If the serial contains a "4A" then your card is AGP 4x, otherwise it is an early G400 only capable of AGP 2x.

Have you updated to the latest BIOS for the motherboard?

Edit: From GigaByte's pages I found out that this board supports GigaByte's own GA-MG400 card. It's an mutilated OEM Matrox G400 card that incorporates the display adapter BIOS into the mainboard BIOS. That could cause problems...

[Admiral]

Hope that Gigabyte mobo doesn't overwrite the Matrox G400 bios with the one for their own G400 model.

[Deso]

Sorry, it's an AGP 4x card. Sorry again... I'm fortunate... I tried it on a different Gigabyte mobo (with agp 4X) and the G400 is working fine.

Thanks