Nforce question...MSI TV-out card

[RU482]

OK, MSI makes a TV-out board (MS-6952) to plug into the AGP slot of the K7N420 PRO motherboard. I was wondering if this board would work for ASUS (A7N266-e) and ABIT (NV7M) motherboards also. Anyone know?

I already have the Abit and Asus boards, and would like to have this functionality...especially for the Abit board.

Newegg product link

MSI K7N420 LinkNewegg Picture link

 

[RU482]

bump

 

[Morph]

Bumping this for you because I'd like to know as well.

 

[RU482]

DOH, I was just gonna order it from newegg and take my chances, but now they don't carry it anymore

I wrote their custome service telling them I want to buy it and asked if they could help...no response yet

Morph, I'll PM you with any progress, especially if I get the board

 

[RU482]

Promising, they still have a picture of it on their site (found it in an old e-mail) picture link

 

[Morph]

I did a search and managed to find two places that sell it:

TC Computers
Hammerhead Tech

Prices are $20 and $21.99 but I didn't check shipping. How much was it selling for at NewEgg when it was listed?

 

[RU482]

Newegg had it for $18, and I just got off the phone with Sterling at Monarch computers, he said he could match the $18 price. I'll find out what shipping will be. LMK if you are interested.

 

[BD2003]

Anyone find out yet? I'm dying to know. If so Ill buy one of those Asus boards in a second.

 

[BD2003]

Anyone?

 

[sprockkets]

Looking at the picture of the box it says for nvidia 420/220 chipsets, should work, as I'm going to get one and see. Looking at my BIOS settings it looks like it can work as well. Funny, my Asus A7N266-VM can let the graphics processor overclock, weird, as I'm not sure how I can set it any higher.

Perhaps I should look at the MSI bios for it, the Asus board seems to support it, but maybe you still need the MSI board. But, what's the worst that could happen? Can't really fry the board, could it?