Like I posted, it's like pulling teeth.
Try posting an answer to the questions.
If you can't be more forthcomming, then expected only random answers.

Phil Weldon

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'/mel/' wrote:
| Nvidia site unhelpful and mentions only AGP 8x - can anyone here tell
me if
| this card is backwards compatible with earlier AGP revisions - I've a
friend
| whose old machine just failed and she's replaced the video card with
the
| FX5200. It doesn't work (at all)...

Remote diagnosis is pretty tedious is a lot like denistry. Getting
sufficient information about the problem is like pulling teeth.

What does 'It doesn't work (at all)' mean?
Motherboard make and model?
Why did system fail?
Why was the display adapter replaced?

Add additional information; you are sure to forget something important,
and drag out the process.

The FX5200 display adapter will ceratinly work in an AGP X4 slot/

Be precise if you want a helpful answer.

I can see where you're [both] coming from, but I can't be precise.
Actually, I'd have thought that the above was precise enough, but perhaps
if I'd said "is this card compatible with AGP x1?" that would have been
better. Of course there was actually no such thing as 'AGP x1', only
'AGP', being pedantic.

/mel/