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Old August 13th 03, 03:15 AM
John Kavanagh
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Hi,

I got a self build computer (built last year) based on K7SEM montherboard
(ya I know, but needed a ultra cheap computer)
(http://www.ecsusa.com/products/k7sem.html)

On the manual it mentions that I can add a 4x AGP Video card, then I noticed
the line that reads:
"Note: The AGP slot only supports NVIDIA 4XAGP cards"

A Nvidia card is fine, (wonder why Nvidia only?) but the card that I want
to put in it, a cheap 5200 FX, uses 8x AGP. Now I know most 8X cards will
work in 4X AGP slots, but isn't the case different when the motherbaord
suggested "Nvidia 4xAGP"?

So the bottom line, would the Nvidia 5200 FX would in this motherboard or
would I have to go for a older Nvidia Geforce 4 or something?

Regards,
John


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Old August 13th 03, 02:52 PM
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Watch out for ESL geeks. They probably mean they have only *tested* nVidia
cards.

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