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Graphics Card Help - PCI, PCI Express AGP???
Forum You can however buy a PCI graphics card. They are older and therefore rarer than AGP cards and although you can get a decent PCI graphics card they are not the most powerful. Hi Ben, Unfortunately you cannot - add-in an AGP slot.
[November 28, 2006, 11:24]
Graphics Card Help - PCI, PCI Express AGP???
Forum I purchased a nVidia based graphics card that was AGP 4x compatible but, when I opened the case, there was NO AGP connections (just the spot where it was meant to be). What kind of graphics cards can I use, and can I get an hardware component that...
[July 31, 2006, 13:35]
Nuggets: Graphics Card For TV Addicts
News ATI has come up with a solution for those of you who want to upgrade the TV, video and graphics capability of your PC for one easy price. The ATI All-in-Wonder 128 is a 32MB graphics board, based on the Rage 128 chip, with integrated video and TV...
[January 5, 2000, 7:12]
Nuggets: Another Day Another Graphics Card
News ELSA of Germany has based its latest graphics card on S3's 128 bit Savage 4 chip (hasn't everyone? Oh no -- it's another Savage card. Unlike many of its competitors ELSA writes its own drivers for the card, updates of which will be available for...
[June 9, 1999, 15:31]
Matrox To Cut Graphics Card Prices
News Matrox Graphics is expected to next week announce a 10-15 per cent reduction on its Matrox Millennium II and Mystique 220 cards, as the Canadians try to compensate for their absence from the front rank of AGP card sales.
[February 27, 1998, 16:01]
Nuggets: Supersonic Graphics Card Is A-comin'
News Creative Labs says it'll employ a GeForce 2 Ultra GPU on a graphics card next month. The trick to making a buzzing graphics card is to slap on a snappy processor and then pack the thing with masses of the quickest memory around.
[August 17, 2000, 12:09]
Nuggets: Get Your Graphics Card While You Can
News DDR is the latest in whizz bang graphics subsystem memory, developed to give increased performance at higher resolutions and colour depths. The nice, simple name its picked for the new card is the 3D Blaster GeForce 256 Annihilator Pro.
[November 20, 1999, 9:20]
California Graphics Plans New Year Voodoo 2 Card
News Aimed at the serious gamer market, the 3D Wizard includes one Pixel/fx and two Texel/fx processors and is planned to ship with12Mb of graphics RAM: 4Mb of frame buffer and 4Mb for each of the two texture processors.
[December 15, 1997, 14:46]
A Year Ago: California Graphics Plans New Year Voodoo 2 Card
News California Graphics says it will be among the first board makers to build around 3Dfx's much-awaited Voodoo 2 graphics processor when it ships its latest cards early next year. Aimed at the serious gamer market, the 3D Wizard includes one Pixel/fx...
[December 15, 1998, 6:13]
Help With Graphics Card Testing.
Forum you need to make sure you have installed the latest version of directx(august i think) as earlier version didnt have these missing dll files hope this helps
[December 20, 2006, 18:01]
Help With Graphics Card Testing.
Forum The only other thing I can think of is that you have an onboard graphics card (builtin to your motherboard) and you are using this instead of your Nvidia one. Your card is equivalent to my Ati x1950 Pro (although ati's model did better in benchmark...
[December 13, 2006, 12:57]
Nuggets: New Division And Graphics Card From Guillemot
News Wisely deciding not to alienate all of those who've grown up with the Hercules graphics cards, Guillemot has completed its acquisition of Hercules Computer Technologies with the formation of a new division, er.called Hercules, to act as an...
[November 9, 1999, 12:52]
Help With Graphics Card Testing.
Forum Can any1 help out there.i have an amd 64 with gig ram.an asus mtne motherboard and an nvidia g-force 7600gs 512k.my prob is that the games im playin dont seem to be running any better.ive downloaded 3dmark 03 and 06 aswell as pc performance ver 6...
[December 6, 2006, 21:57]
Miro Cuts Graphics Card Prices
News In standard 2D/3D graphics cards, the miroCRYSTAL VR 2000 comes down to £125 while the VR 4000 is down to £169. The miroMOTION DC30 card aimed at digital video editing on the Macintosh is reduced from £850 to £699.
[February 10, 1997, 15:04]
Prolink GeForce4 Graphics Card Details Leak Out
News More specifications of Nvidia GeForce4-based graphics cards have leaked onto the Internet, with details and images of three Prolink Pixelview units appearing on a hobbyist site. Graphics acceleration cards are an essential accessory for gamers, and...
[January 18, 2002, 16:54]
CeBIT 98: Jazz To Show PCI/AGP Combo Graphics Card
News Eccentrically named Outlaw 3D - Bonnie & Clyde, the VGA card integrates both PCI and AGP bus interfaces onto one card Based on the Rendition V2200 chipset, the card delivers a superset of February's Outlaw 3D card functionality.
[March 16, 1998, 15:28]
ATI Plans All-in-one Graphics Card
News The most important will likely be the All-In-Wonder Pro, a PCI card that will be available in retail from January 1998, priced somewhere between £200-250. The card will have all the features of ATI's smash hit Rage Pro-based Expert@Play card...
[October 13, 1997, 14:35]
Longhorn May Seem A Little Familiar
News The next version of Windows will sport some fancy, three-dimensional graphics, but for those with an older video card, Longhorn will look a lot like Windows 2000. That's because with Longhorn, Microsoft plans to offer three different graphical...
[May 7, 2004, 8:20]
STB Plans Six Of Best For CeBIT
News Texan graphics card maker STB Systems will bet on plenty of horses when it takes the covers off six new cards at the CeBIT '98 show next week. The firm is taking a mix 'n' match approach to graphics accelerators to serve every aspect of the market.
[March 10, 1998, 10:47]
Graphics Benchmarker Tightens The Rules
News Graphics-card manufacturers have been instructed not to optimise their products to generate undeservedly high results in a key benchmarking test. These rules explain that Futuremark will not tolerate the practice of optimising software drivers so...
[September 24, 2003, 15:40]
