April 10, 200719 yr Put your old card back in, then load up the bios. There should be a option to use the on board, select to use it then power down take out the card then turn it back on. From there uninstall the Omega/ATI drivers, then update the onboard drivers. I don't know where you're looking Matt but this guy's right. There is definately an option in the BIOS if you have onboard graphics. Do yourself a favour and look at the manual that came with your motherboard too. It may give you some much needed info on where to find the option in the BIOS or tell you if there's a jumper on the motherboard to set it to onboard. Tis the only thing it can be, assuming the port is working. It's not completely unknown for onboard graphics ports not to work. As for the 9800, you're getting serious artifacts. Like other people have mentioned it could be multiple things ranging from problems with the VRAM to overheating. Seen as you've got nothing to lose... Try removing the heatsink/fan from the card and re-applying it with some fresh thermal paste. Might help, might be a complete waste of time... Have fun ya'll. Notoriously Trollish.
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