Does it show the BIOS/Splash screen or does the screen not even initialize?
If it works fine with the onboard, sometimes motherboards can be picky about PCI-E cards (or it needs a BIOS update).
My recommendation is to:
a) take out the video card
b) reformat it immediately with everything but the card in
c) once windows boots properly, update all your drivers/chipset/etc.
d) flash the BIOS to the latest version
e) verify it boots properly once the BIOS is flashed
f) power down, install the video card
g) turn off the on-board card in the BIOS
h) install the newest ATI drivers
I presume it should work fine after all these steps. If you hit a snag, let me know. I'm dicking around with my new laptop so I'll be online for a bit.
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