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Your system runs the older AGP video card and does not support PCI Express cards... you will not be able to support the new PCI express video card. &nbsp;You should be able to find plenty of AGP video cards out there...
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Your system runs the older AGP video card and does not support PCI Express cards... you will not be able to support the new PCI express video card.  You should be able to find plenty of AGP video cards out there...

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Right, I am actually talking about a PCI card, not PCI Express. I would like to use the card in my dell in another machine. my only other card is an older ATI PCI Card. &nbsp;Though it is low quality, I would assume it would work..
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Right, I am actually talking about a PCI card, not PCI Express. I would like to use the card in my dell in another machine. my only other card is an older ATI PCI Card.  Though it is low quality, I would assume it would work..

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I am stumped,<br />
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The BIOS does not recognize that there is a PCI video card inserted. If I have an AGP card installed, it will work fine, in BIOS, there are not many options.<br />
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I have the latest BIOS installed on this system (Dell Dimension 4550)<br />
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There is an option for Video: AGP/Auto &nbsp;I set it to Auto.<br />
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Any Ideas?
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I am stumped,

The BIOS does not recognize that there is a PCI video card inserted. If I have an AGP card installed, it will work fine, in BIOS, there are not many options.

I have the latest BIOS installed on this system (Dell Dimension 4550)

There is an option for Video: AGP/Auto  I set it to Auto.

Any Ideas?

Dell Dimension 4550 video issue

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