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Hackworth
Do *any* of today's Pentium III/4 or Athlon XP/64 motherboards have
"universal" AGP slots that can accomodate older 3.3V graphics cards and not
just 1.5V cards?
I ask because I picked up a lot of six perfect Matrox G200 cards w/ 8MB (on
eBay) for a song. They would be perfect for those folks who just need a
basic business computer and who don't play 3D games. Am I stuck with using
them only to repair old Socket 7 systems, or do some newer motherboards
support 3.3V AGP cards?
"universal" AGP slots that can accomodate older 3.3V graphics cards and not
just 1.5V cards?
I ask because I picked up a lot of six perfect Matrox G200 cards w/ 8MB (on
eBay) for a song. They would be perfect for those folks who just need a
basic business computer and who don't play 3D games. Am I stuck with using
them only to repair old Socket 7 systems, or do some newer motherboards
support 3.3V AGP cards?