Well there is a little section in the manual that states "4x", but I took it
out and tried it anyways, and it physically fits and lines up too. Can't
turn it on, no cpu/mem yet, and haven't yet pushed it in. The last of the
tabs on the card is a thingfoot with no pins, and that goes into the pinned
slot. Other than that, everything looks ok.
Well there is a little section in the manual that states "4x", but I
took it out and tried it anyways, and it physically fits and lines up
too. Can't turn it on, no cpu/mem yet, and haven't yet pushed it in.
The last of the tabs on the card is a thingfoot with no pins, and that
goes into the pinned slot. Other than that, everything looks ok.
The ATI64DDR VIVO works fine in an ASUS P4C800E. I had to use my backup
64DDR VIVO till I got my 9800 Pro. It worked fine. Slow as molasses in games
(as is to be expected with such an old DX7 hardware part), but
it worked fine.
The "thingfoot" (I like that term by the way) is just a spacer to make
sure the board goes in with the right alignment.
The slots and the boards are keyed in such a manner that you generally
can't put an AGP board into a slot that can't drive it.
Have you got a link fot dx glossary.
I thought this was a codec type thing.
Can't I upgrade and use the latest dx with this card?
Do you mean it was up to dx7 when this card was put out?
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