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AGP 8x/4x slot with 4x/2x video card compatibility
Any help appreciated.
I have a Soltek nForce2 board SL-75FRN-L. The AGP slot is 8x/4x. Will a Mad Dog Prowler 440-SE 64 mb 4x/2x card work in it? Obviously my video needs are not demanding. I hate to open the box and not have it work. Reason I'm wary is the Soltek manual says: "AGP slot on board supports 1.5 volt AGP 8x/4x only" "to insert a 3.3 volt AGP 2x card into the AGP 4x slot will damage the system chip" I have used an ATI Radeo VE (32mb and has DVI) card in and it works OK Radeon card is 4x/2x I'm pretty sure. Thanks Fens |
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"fenceerx" wrote in message
... Any help appreciated. I have a Soltek nForce2 board SL-75FRN-L. The AGP slot is 8x/4x. Will a Mad Dog Prowler 440-SE 64 mb 4x/2x card work in it? Obviously my video needs are not demanding. I hate to open the box and not have it work. Reason I'm wary is the Soltek manual says: "AGP slot on board supports 1.5 volt AGP 8x/4x only" "to insert a 3.3 volt AGP 2x card into the AGP 4x slot will damage the system chip" It will be fine, GF4/MX440's all support 4X. I have used an ATI Radeo VE (32mb and has DVI) card in and it works OK Radeon card is 4x/2x I'm pretty sure. Thanks Fens |
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