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Hi guys ;)

I'm trying to determine what "type" of video card I have? :huh:

Is my card a "PCI" or "AGP" card?

 

NVIDIA GeForce FX 5200 128 MB

Windows Device Manager

Reports that the device is working properly.

Location: PCI bus 1, device 0, function 0

GA-8VM800PMD-775 Motherboard

Expansion Slots: 1 AGP slot & 3 PCI slots

My video card is on the "AGP" slot, dose this mean that my video card is a "AGP" type of card? even though it's location is "PCI bus 1"

 

I'm shopping for a new video card... and getting a little bit confused :blink:

Thanks in advance for any helpful info ;)

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Hi guys ;)

I'm trying to determine what "type" of video card I have? :huh:

Is my card a "PCI" or "AGP" card?

 

NVIDIA GeForce FX 5200 128 MB

Windows Device Manager

Reports that the device is working properly.

Location: PCI bus 1, device 0, function 0

GA-8VM800PMD-775 Motherboard

Expansion Slots: 1 AGP slot & 3 PCI slots

My video card is on the "AGP" slot, dose this mean that my video card is a "AGP" type of card? even though it's location is "PCI bus 1"

 

I'm shopping for a new video card... and getting a little bit confused :blink:

Thanks in advance for any helpful info ;)

You got me confused too!!!

I'll bet our teenage friend "CTskifreak" knows.

:) davey

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It's obvious your video card uses AGP slot. Mine says PCI bus 1 too, but the important thing is to read the manuals of your motherboard and video card about compatibility.

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Video adapters can use different sockets but they can't be interchanged.

 

AGP is the preferred as it is much faster.

 

Please see:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Accelerated_Graphics_Port

 

NVIDIA use the AGP port.

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Hi guys ;)

I'm trying to determine what "type" of video card I have? :huh:

Is my card a "PCI" or "AGP" card?

 

NVIDIA GeForce FX 5200 128 MB

Windows Device Manager

Reports that the device is working properly.

Location: PCI bus 1, device 0, function 0

GA-8VM800PMD-775 Motherboard

Expansion Slots: 1 AGP slot & 3 PCI slots

My video card is on the "AGP" slot, dose this mean that my video card is a "AGP" type of card? even though it's location is "PCI bus 1"

 

I'm shopping for a new video card... and getting a little bit confused :blink:

Thanks in advance for any helpful info ;)

 

This image should help you

Win 7 Home Premium 64 bit - IE11 - Nod32 - Mbam pro

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Thanks for all the help ;)

I need an "AGP Bus Type" of video card, that will work with my 300 watt power supply.

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I need an "AGP Bus Type" of video card, that will work with my 300 watt power supply.
Power supplies are inexpensive and a good quality 400 watt power supply can be purchased for $35.00.

 

What do you want to do that needs a good video card?

 

There are more video cards than you could throw a stick at:

http://www.tigerdirect.ca/applications/Cat...lc.asp?CatId=28

 

Reviews of Video Cards:

http://www.reviewfinder.com/video-graphics-cards

 

I'm sure Google will turn up some places to purchase one Down Under.

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