What are the specs of the GeForce2 on the ASUS A7N266-VM AA?

[SoonerJoseph]

I have looked all over the place for the specs of this specific vc. Maybe someone who is using one can look it up in the documentation that came with their mobo or use a program like powerstrip? If you know which GeForce2 it is (GeForce2 Ti 200, GeForce2 Ti, GeForce2 Ultra, GeForce2 Pro, GeForce2 GTS, GeForce2 MX 400, GeForce2 MX, GeForce2 MX 200, or GeForce2 Go), then I'll be able to find the specs myself.

Big TIA!

 

[floccus]

Since its not a separate card its kinda none of them. I believe its using the GeForce2 MX engine but it doesn't operate exactly the same as I believe it shares system ram which really would hamper performance in games. But, in any case, as i said, I'm pretty sure it was the MX, or at least it operates on that plane.

 

[mechBgon]

It's based on the GeForce2 MX, yep. Because the A7N266-VM uses a single-channel memory controller, the graphics core gets limited amounts of memory bandwidth. Expect 3DMark2001 scores below 2000.

 

[GregMal]

Come on now......the whole board only costs $69.99. The onboard graphics aren't bad since it
has an AGP slot you can always upgrade later...............Greg

 

[Kenazo]

I've made 4 or 5 systems using this board, it's a sweet little number for the amount of $ it costs. Of course you have to play BF1942 w/ all teh graphics set to low if you want it to run smooth, but it still works fine. If you're making a system for someone I'd recommend this board, b/c in a year they can always stick in a gf4 or something.

 

[DAPUNISHER]

Originally posted by: Kenazo
I've made 4 or 5 systems using this board, it's a sweet little number for the amount of $ it costs. Of course you have to play BF1942 w/ all teh graphics set to low if you want it to run smooth, but it still works fine. If you're making a system for someone I'd recommend this board, b/c in a year they can always stick in a gf4 or something.

Well stated

 

[RanDum72]

Its roughly equivalent to a GF2 MX200. The dual channel 420 chipset is roughly equivalent to a regular GF2MX (not 200, 400).