SIS692L motherboard and GeForce FX5200 graphics card are not compatible

Compatibility issues are non-existent. And your graphics card is not a good brand. Most of the new AGP graphics cards on the market are remakes.

It's really not as good as a second-hand graphics card of a good brand on the market. You are the problem with the graphics card itself. Find one** at around 120 yuan (second-hand).

Take off the battery and give the CMOS a try.

The problem in this case is complex, and compatibility is difficult to say.

SIS's motherboard is garbage. You're losing money.

SIS's chipset doesn't play the fastest speeds of Intel series CPUs.

If the CPU is compared to a Ferrari and the motherboard is compared to the road, Intel's own chipset is a highway, and others such as VIA and SIS are secondary roads, and the CPU cannot run at full speed at all.

It's the same with graphics cards.

If there is a slot, insert it up....As long as the interface type is the same...I don't know if I don't try compatibility....Negotiate with the person who sells the graphics card....If it doesn't work, just change it...

Noagp's Rock Silver FX5200 can't go on a 945 wrench.

If you are a graphics card with agp, it is recommended that you buy an 865 board for a rough acacia feast.

The 945 appears to be a PCI interface.

The FX5200 is AGP-based.

I remember that it seems to be, so the bureau bridge 945 main search La Nian Shi Trap board can't be on the fx5200

Not supported. Because the 945 motherboard is noisy, the graphics card slot is already touching the Sen PCI-E.

The graphics card of the 5200 is AGP interface·· So it doesn't work.

And the 5200 graphics card is now too low-lead.

ATI's X800 and HD2400 seem to have an AGP interface; N card 6 series, 7 series AGP interface; I feel that the X800 of the ati is more suitable, 150 to 200 yuan.

You report your motherboard model and everything is fine.

Such motherboards are basically impossible to buy, and now there are basically no motherboards with AGP interfaces in the thrift market.

A CPU like you needs an Intel 865 chipset motherboard, at least a motherboard from pre-04 years.

Well, the matching motherboard should only be able to find second-hand goods, go to ** find a motherboard with an 865 chipset.

Under normal circumstances, 845G motherboards do not have an AGP interface, unless it is a copycat motherboard that comes out later, which is integrated on it.

Graphics card,In addition,There is also an AGP interface,Want to know if there is an AGP is very simple,Just open the main chassis of the computer,Look at the white PCI interface above。

You don't have a brown (GIGABYTE motherboards are green) AGP connectors.

You take a closer look at the motherboard slot, there should be no agp slot, if there is, please carefully look at the English of the middle slot of the motherboard, whether it is marked with the word agp!

If you don't have AGP, you can't use the AGP interface graphics card. Change the motherboard or go to the graphics card with the PCI interface.

The graphics card slot PCI-E 16X and FX5200 are AGP interfaces.

Can't plug it in.

Yes, it should all be PCI slots, and if the slots are the same, it's no problem.

No, the GeForce FX5200 is an AGP slot.

The ASUS P5GD1 Pro is an Intel 915P graphics card slot: PCI-E 16X, and the length of the power supply is different.

As long as yours is an agp interface, of course you can use 5200. Rest assured.

Are you looking to install a computer and don't want to change graphics cards or are you ready to upgrade? If you install a computer, you don't have to think about it, and the current motherboard integrated graphics card is much better.

If you upgrade your computer, the best one must be 3850AGP version, which is about 1500, and the most cost-effective ones are 6800 and 6600 499, they are native AGP

I don't want NV's 7 series or AMD 1000 series or above, all of which have bridge chips, like x800 x700, don't support direct, can't play new games such as the Lost Planet 6800 6600, you can play the Lost Planet.

And your CPU is mostly single-core, higher than the 6800, and the CPU doesn't match, resulting in the 3850 is not as strong as the 8600GT.

This card is very old, and the motherboard of the agp graphics card interface can support it, but it's a pity that the motherboard of a few years ago has eliminated the agp interface, and the card can be lost if the new machine is installed. Now the integrated graphics cards of AMD motherboards are better than it, so what else do you want him to do?