QUOTE(kolololo @ Jun 27 2006, 04:13 AM)

psu is sufficient for this pc - it's not this problem
That is an interesting assertion. Why do you believe that is the case? What is the brand and model of the PSU?
Again, you have supplied too little information about the operating environment to allow understanding of your situation or elimination of any of multiple possible problems. To get help, you need to describe your setup.
Also your shorthand reference
QUOTE(kolololo @ Jun 27 2006, 04:13 AM)

Is this caused by el. load of 12V line which is under 20A (split - max 20, combined - 26A) ?
meaning in regular English is not clear, at least to me. Split - max 20, combined - 26A. That's not right, surely. Where did you get that? Some graphics cards require more power than is - vaguely - implied you have available. So it is entirely possible that "this" (?) is "caused by el. load of 12V line which is under 20A"
Let me repeat:
There is evidence that the Tagan is power hungry. If your power supply cannot handle it - as might be the case if you put the card in an older machine - then there might be problems. That does not mean you have a bad power supply. Just that you have not properly matched your power supply to the new equipment.
But without real information from you about your environment and problem, it's impossible to say more.BTW, the documentation I have found for the Tagan appears to be in Polish. It appears to be used in Europe, mostly, is that correct? Could you provide manufacturer's documentation and specifications which are in English. Just the URL would be fine.
If no documentation is available in English, then you will have to either provide full information about the features and characteristics of this board, including its power requirements and electrical connection setup before any help can be provided. Or, if you are unwilling or unable to do that, you might want to find a Polish site where folks have access to the documentation for the card.