I already reseted BIOS settings with CMOS btw

Have you tried removing the Voodoo2 ?

Possibly the V2 is shorted.

Might also be worth cleaning the edge connector on the Rage card with some Iso alcohol and a soft lint free cloth, also check to make sure the AGP slot doesnt have some dust in it.

Thank you for reply
Yes, I removed it rn, still nothing 🙁
I'll try cleaning it, ty

Thank you @Trashbytes, It seems the card needed a little bit of a push (although I tried it before I made the post, lmao)
Works now!

wariacix wrote on 2023-06-10, 09:59:

Thank you @Trashbytes, It seems the card needed a little bit of a push (although I tried it before I made the post, lmao)
Works now!

Glad to hear it!

AGP was never the greatest at retention and the older the slot gets the more wiggling it can require to get a good contact.

Wiggling cards and holding your tongue at just the right angle are two skills every retro enthusiast should have 😁

Wiggling cards and holding your tongue at just the right angle are two skills every retro enthusiast should have

*slams computer violently with a wrench*

Trashbytes wrote on 2023-06-10, 10:02:

Glad to hear it! […]
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wariacix wrote on 2023-06-10, 09:59:

Thank you @Trashbytes, It seems the card needed a little bit of a push (although I tried it before I made the post, lmao)
Works now!

Glad to hear it!

AGP was never the greatest at retention and the older the slot gets the more wiggling it can require to get a good contact.

Wiggling cards and holding your tongue at just the right angle are two skills every retro enthusiast should have 😁

You must have owned an original NES 😁

The Serpent Rider wrote on 2023-06-10, 12:17:

Wiggling cards and holding your tongue at just the right angle are two skills every retro enthusiast should have

*slams computer violently with a wrench*

Thumping the desk has been known to fix PC issues, however its also been known to cause further issues with other PC components 🤣.

Meatball wrote on 2023-06-10, 12:27:

Trashbytes wrote on 2023-06-10, 10:02:

Glad to hear it! […]
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wariacix wrote on 2023-06-10, 09:59:

Thank you @Trashbytes, It seems the card needed a little bit of a push (although I tried it before I made the post, lmao)
Works now!

Glad to hear it!

AGP was never the greatest at retention and the older the slot gets the more wiggling it can require to get a good contact.

Wiggling cards and holding your tongue at just the right angle are two skills every retro enthusiast should have 😁

You must have owned an original NES 😁

Nope, never owned s SNES or 64 either I did own a Vic20, C64, Atari 2600 and a Coleco Vision .. I may have some experience with old cartridge systems and wiggling bits to get them working 🤣.

Trashbytes wrote on 2023-06-10, 13:21:

The Serpent Rider wrote on 2023-06-10, 12:17:

Wiggling cards and holding your tongue at just the right angle are two skills every retro enthusiast should have

*slams computer violently with a wrench*

Thumping the desk has been known to fix PC issues, however its also been known to cause further issues with other PC components 🤣.

I remember being at MultiPlay i20 (2004) with my gaming rig, it started playing up, freezing and randomly shutting down in the middle of important matches. I spent all night trying to troubleshoot it, to no avail. In a last ditch “attempt” before packing up to go home, I lifted the entire machine up around 6” and dropped it back onto the desk. Was fine for the duration of the event from then on, but died again in transit back home!

Eventually diagnosed as a dodgy (Hiper!) PSU, I guess it was a bad connection somewhere that fortunately behaved after a bit of heavy percussive maintenance.

paradigital wrote on 2023-06-11, 16:17:

Trashbytes wrote on 2023-06-10, 13:21:

The Serpent Rider wrote on 2023-06-10, 12:17:

*slams computer violently with a wrench*

Thumping the desk has been known to fix PC issues, however its also been known to cause further issues with other PC components 🤣.

I remember being at MultiPlay i22 (2005?) with my gaming rig, it started playing up, freezing and randomly shutting down in the middle of important matches. I spent all night trying to troubleshoot it, to no avail. In a last ditch “attempt” before packing up to go home, I lifted the entire machine up around 6” and dropped it back onto the desk. Was fine for the duration of the event from then on, but died again in transit back home!

Eventually diagnosed as a dodgy (Hiper Type-R) PSU, I guess it was a bad connection somewhere that fortunately behaved after a bit of heavy percussive maintenance.