Old Creative Geforce 3 non ti card

[Reapsy00]

Hello,

My friend needs to update his system but would still like to use his old graphics card. At least until he can save money for a new one. So would his card work in a ASRock 939Dual -SATA2?

TIA

Reapsy.

 

[JBT]

it should work no problem.

 

[ddogg]

why is he buying an AGP motherboard anyway?? AGP is quickly dying. it would be better he spend a little on a new PCI-e card such as a 6200.

 

[reallyscrued]

Originally posted by: ddogg
why is he buying an AGP motherboard anyway?? AGP is quickly dying. it would be better he spend a little on a new PCI-e card such as a 6200.

Yes, AGP is quickly dying. :roll:

 

[Reapsy00]

Originally posted by: ddogg
why is he buying an AGP motherboard anyway?? AGP is quickly dying. it would be better he spend a little on a new PCI-e card such as a 6200.

The board has both agp and pci-e slots, and is cheaper than other PCI-E boards.

 

[Reapsy00]

Originally posted by: JBT
it should work no problem.

Thanks

 

[TGS]

Originally posted by: reallyscrued

Originally posted by: ddogg
why is he buying an AGP motherboard anyway?? AGP is quickly dying. it would be better he spend a little on a new PCI-e card such as a 6200.

Yes, AGP is quickly dying. :roll:

My AGP card suddenly died on the day PCIE boards were available for retail. I'm still trying to figure out how to SLI my two nforce2 integrated video adapters. By the way will this give me TSAA or do I need nforce4 boards for that?

 

[ElFenix]

Originally posted by: ddogg
why is he buying an AGP motherboard anyway?? AGP is quickly dying. it would be better he spend a little on a new PCI-e card such as a 6200.

way to read the main page

 

[ddogg]

Originally posted by: ElFenix

Originally posted by: ddogg
why is he buying an AGP motherboard anyway?? AGP is quickly dying. it would be better he spend a little on a new PCI-e card such as a 6200.

way to read the main page

i asked those questions because his questions were already answered and I didnt want any echoes in here. it makes perfectly good sense i asked him why he was going in for an AGP mobo rather than a PCI-e especially since we're not seeing NV or ATI produce AGP cards for their nextgen, so how about you "STFU".

 

[fliguy84]

should work, no problem. got my gf2mx to work on a 845pe (new agp voltage) mobo a while ago

 

[phr0m]

yeah i have an old geforce 2 running in my windows x64 server, it runs ok but there are no supported nvidia drivers for it

 

[jiffylube1024]

Originally posted by: TGS

Originally posted by: reallyscrued

Originally posted by: ddogg
why is he buying an AGP motherboard anyway?? AGP is quickly dying. it would be better he spend a little on a new PCI-e card such as a 6200.

Yes, AGP is quickly dying. :roll:

My AGP card suddenly died on the day PCIE boards were available for retail. I'm still trying to figure out how to SLI my two nforce2 integrated video adapters. By the way will this give me TSAA or do I need nforce4 boards for that?

You need special capacitors on you board for that, the flux kind .

 

[Powermoloch]

The AGP is not dying...the performance between a 6800Ultra AGP and PCIe shows little or no difference.

 

[ddogg]

what I meant was that AGP is being phased out!!! not comparing the performance difference between the 2.