Newer agp cards in an old agp slot
According to eVGA tech support, their AGP cards (specifically their Geforce
FX5200) will not work an AGP 1.0 (3.3V) slot: "All of our AGP cards support 1.5V only - the 3.3V will not work and yes you can damage the card and or motherboard." If that is the case, why do they key (slot) the FX5200 card to allow it to be inserted into a 3.3V slot? Richard |
Newer agp cards in an old agp slot
Richard schrieb:
According to eVGA tech support, their AGP cards (specifically their Geforce FX5200) will not work an AGP 1.0 (3.3V) slot: "All of our AGP cards support 1.5V only - the 3.3V will not work and yes you can damage the card and or motherboard." That support is f***ing stupid.... If that is the case, why do they key (slot) the FX5200 card to allow it to be inserted into a 3.3V slot? Because it works? I have two FX5200 cards (one Abit Siluro, one is a HP card) that worked fine in my old PentiumII with i440LX chipset (AGP 1x/2x)... Notice that most card manufacturers don't _support_ AGP1x/2x (3.3v) any more, that means that if you run into problems they won't help you. But _not_supported_ doesn't necessarily mean _does_not_work_... Benjamin |
Newer agp cards in an old agp slot
Benjamin:
Is your system running AGP 8x card in an AGP 4x slot? I am wondering if this will work with a Quadrofx 500 agp8x in my Intel845pesv with agp4xf. Thanks. Jim |
Newer agp cards in an old agp slot
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Newer agp cards in an old agp slot
Richard wrote:
According to eVGA tech support, their AGP cards (specifically their Geforce FX5200) will not work an AGP 1.0 (3.3V) slot: "All of our AGP cards support 1.5V only - the 3.3V will not work and yes you can damage the card and or motherboard." If that is the case, why do they key (slot) the FX5200 card to allow it to be inserted into a 3.3V slot? Their tech support is most likely wrong. As far as I know, the only Nvidia chips which won't work on 3.3V AGP are those like the 6600GT where the GPU is PCI Express and uses a HSI chip to convert it to AGP. -- Robert Hancock Saskatoon, SK, Canada To email, remove "nospam" from Home Page: http://www.roberthancock.com/ |
Newer agp cards in an old agp slot
Robert Hancock schrieb:
Their tech support is most likely wrong. As far as I know, the only Nvidia chips which won't work on 3.3V AGP are those like the 6600GT where the GPU is PCI Express and uses a HSI chip to convert it to AGP. Exactly... Benjamin |
Newer agp cards in an old agp slot
Benjamin Gawert wrote:
Robert Hancock schrieb: Their tech support is most likely wrong. As far as I know, the only Nvidia chips which won't work on 3.3V AGP are those like the 6600GT where the GPU is PCI Express and uses a HSI chip to convert it to AGP. Exactly... Benjamin Thanks for all the replies. Richard |
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