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Vid card help

2 posts by 2 people · 25 Jun 2000 - 25 Jun 2000 19:27 UTC

Tom Howell 25 Jun 2000#260240
I have a Dell XPS R400 PII system, 256 meg SD100 Ram, motherboard will accept an AGP 2x card, question is can I use an AGP 4x card in this slot or not. I have a Diamond Fire Pro 1000 card now, and want to change it out to a D3D type card without changing motherboard. Can you still buy 2x cards? I play N3 using 2 Diamond Monster II PCI Cards,in SLI mode with drivers from 3dfx, since Diamond's drivers wouldn't work in SLI mode. That makes 3 cards in my system, would like to get it to just 1 card if possible. Any help would greatly appreaciated. Tom Howell-Director of VORA Offline Racing League. [email hidden]
Sjon Stigter 25 Jun 2000 19:27 UTC#260283
The GeForce cards support AGP 2x and 4x... There really isn't that musch difference in performance between 2x and 4x really... -- Sjon Tom Howell <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:8j5c36$snj$[email hidden]... > I have a Dell XPS R400 PII system, 256 meg SD100 Ram, motherboard will > accept an AGP 2x card, question is can I use an AGP 4x card in this slotor > not. I have a Diamond Fire Pro 1000 card now, and want to change it out toa > D3D type card without changing motherboard. Can you still buy 2x cards? I > play N3 using 2 Diamond Monster II PCI Cards,in SLI mode with drivers from > 3dfx, since Diamond's drivers wouldn't work in SLI mode. That makes 3cards > in my system, would like to get it to just 1 card if possible. Any help > would greatly appreaciated. Tom Howell-Director of VORA Offline Racing > League. > [email hidden] > >

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