I have that same Soyo motherboard and on mine, the AGP slot doesn't work AT ALL. Every time I plug in an AGP graphics card, the card is not recognized. Even when there's a PCI graphics card hooked up to the computer and the BIOS is set to recognize AGP graphics cards first, I get video off the PCI graphics card and not the AGP graphics card. I've tried a Voodoo 3 2000, Voodoo 3 3000, nVidia Riva TNT2 and some ATI 3D Rage IICs and neither of them would ever work on the 6BA+. I think it'd be best to just use a PCI graphics card with that motherboard.

440BX chipset... shouldn't really have any problem with GeForce cards, unless it's got a crappy AGP voltage regulator that fails to feed the card with the power that it needs. Try installing the chipset drivers and if that does no good it could just be a flaw with the motherboard.

Never had any AGP problems with my Soyo SY-6BA+III (Slot-1 i440BX). And it used to be the main PC for quite a few years.

Pippy P. Poopypants wrote:

Try installing the chipset drivers and if that does no good it could just be a flaw with the motherboard.

Where i can download the latest drivers of 440BX chipset for WinXP?

sebaz_ri wrote:

Where i can download the latest drivers of 440BX chipset for WinXP?

Never mind, missed the WinXP part - I think WinXP already has the latest drivers for the 440 line. Might actually be a hardware issue.

Now i was given a Soyo K7VTA-B mobo and this card works fine in XP with the driver 81.98 and i tested this card with a Soyo 6VBA133 mobo with Win98SE and also works!
BTW, thanks for your help