Is a tnt2 3.3V agp card or 1.5V?

[Ph33zy]

I just sold my graphics card and i only have a tnt2 laying around and an ASUS P4T-E motherboard which only takes 1.5V agp cards... will it be compatible with my mobo?

 

[Brian48]

The TNT2 is a 3.3v card, however, are you sure your motherboard is not backwards compatible for it?

 

[AndyHui]

The P4T-E won't take a 3.3 volt card.

Unless your TNT2 has jumpers for true AGP4X operation, like some of the old Diamond Viper V770s, then it won't work in your board.

 

[Gouv]

I used a Dell TNT2 M64 in my P4T533 for awhile without incident. I think all the Dell M64s are AGP 2.0 compliant. Older TNT2s will probably have issues.

 

[Spikesoldier]

why dont you just put it in and see if ASUS' red light comes on and refuses to boot. it wont hurt, the protection is there.

 

[Rand]

A few of the later TNT2's were 1.5V AGP compliant so it's difficult to say for certain.
If you purchased at launch it's most definitely AGP 3.3V/AGP2X only however.

 

[Ph33zy]

is there a way to physically tell by looking at the card.. i don't think the p4t-e has an agp warning light like the new asus boards do...

 

[AndyHui]

If your card has both notches, then it is impossible to tell without a volt-meter. The P4T-E does not have the AGP indicator light; I don't think it would be a good idea to risk the board.

Could you pick up a GF4MX or low end Radeon or something?

 

[John]

TNT2 = 3.3v

Chart w/ pics

 

[Ph33zy]

i guess i wont use it then... i just needed a temp card until my aiw 9700 arrives from a fellow member... but ill try to live w/o my computer for a couple of days..