What AGP card is compatible with a pentium 3 computer running windows xp with a dvi-d monitor?
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monsta
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There are many different models of AGP cards available on ebay , have a look there and you will be able to choose from a list of different cards.
I could suggest you an AGP card but I am not sure if you wish to game on it or if you are upgrading to a DVI Monitor
I could suggest you an AGP card but I am not sure if you wish to game on it or if you are upgrading to a DVI Monitor
smeezekitty
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Most AGP cards have DVI. A P3 is essentially incapable of gaming so pretty much anything you can find will work.
I do not engage in any gaming, just general computer use. The computer originally ran Windows ME and came with a NVidia NV990.0 GeForce 256 32MB DDR SGRAM AGP card running a DVI-D flatscreen LCD monitor. I installed Windows XP and several years later the video card stopped working (reputation for running hot?
While looking to replace the card, I learned that XP drivers were not available for that card. That is why I am looking for an alternative AGP card that has available XP drivers, is compatible with Pentium 3 and can run my original DVI-D LCD monitor. It appears that all current AGP cards from VisionTek, etc require at least a Pentium 4 processor. So I would certainly appreciate any suggestions regarding older AGP cards that would function on m older computer system running XP. Thanks
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