which PCI-e Version
- Thread starter hyderinam
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This is your motherboard.
http://www.nec-computers.com/support2/pib.asp?platform=spec_callisto2g&mode=default&..
PCI-E revision not specified, so it should be 1.0
Technically any PCI-E graphics card will work in it, although a board that old might not recognize a much newer card.
The type of graphics ram (GDDR) the card can use is not affected by the PCI-E slot.
http://www.nec-computers.com/support2/pib.asp?platform=spec_callisto2g&mode=default&..
PCI-E revision not specified, so it should be 1.0
Technically any PCI-E graphics card will work in it, although a board that old might not recognize a much newer card.
The type of graphics ram (GDDR) the card can use is not affected by the PCI-E slot.
smorizio
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looks like is a 775 mb with intel 915 chipset on it. from it age it may be a 1x or 2x pci slot. any of the newer gpu should work in 1x or 2x mode. I try an older 650 card if your going to do some light gaming. if your not going to game that much then look at old 8800 or the 210 cards from nvidia.
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