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More info?)
Rob Evans wrote:
> The thing is, it isn't that part. It doesn't have TV out, nor do I believe
> it is a "Pro" model. Maybe it is, but I am not sure.
Well, I took "G4000PRO" from the "PWA-G4000PRO/GRAPHIC CARD" you got off
the card.
> The card came out of a Presario 7000 Series. 7AP140 to be exact.
Part list for 7AP140 says it's a P/N 182757-001: AGP graphics card - Nvidia
M64 Pro, 16MB (4X AGP)
Tough luck. Only worth 59 bucks.
http://partsurfer.hp.com/cgi-bin/spi/main?sel_flg=partlist&model=PRESARIO+7AP1XX&HP_model=199063-003&modname=Compaq+Presario+desktop+PC+7AP140+%28FQR1%29+%28199063-003%29&template=main&plist_sval=PC+Board+%28Graphics%29&plist_styp=subcat&dealer_id=&callingsite=&strsrch=&keysel=PC+Board+%28Graphics%29&catsel=%3F
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> I tried googling the P/N and didn't come up with much. Any more info/help?
> I really appreciate all so far.
It doesn't really matter. The way these things generally work is the base
board, indicated by the PWA "G4000PRO", is the same for various versions
that have optional parts either installed, or not, for whether there's, for
example, TV Out, or not.
http://partsurfer.hp.com/cgi-bin/spi/showphoto?partnumber=182758-001
http://partsurfer.hp.com/cgi-bin/spi/showphoto?partnumber=182757-001
http://partsurfer.hp.com/cgi-bin/spi/showphoto?partnumber=182757-003
http://partsurfer.hp.com/cgi-bin/spi/showphoto?partnumber=182757-004
If you compare the 182758-001 and 182757-001 pictures you can see the empty
PCB holes on the 182757-001 where the TV out connector would go and the
assembly would obviously need the other I/O end plate (which is why they're
different part numbers but the base board, and it's part number, is the same).
At any rate, the specific system model you gave, 7AP140, says it's the
182757-001 and that part says it's 4x (they all do) and you can compare
your board to the pictures.
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> Rob in NJ
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> "David Maynard" <dNOTmayn@ev1.net> wrote in message
> news:10p0viqr5f23218@corp.supernews.com...
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>>Rob wrote:
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>>>I bought a NOS Mobo (ECS- Elitegroup P4ITA2) for an old P4 my buddy
>>>gave me. I am gutting an old Athlon system I have to use for parts for
>>>the P4 system. In the AMD box there was a seemingly usable video card:
>>>an NVIDIA Riva TNT2 (maybe a M64?), I believe 16 MB. It's hard to
>>>tell b/c it's a COMPAQ part made by Nvidia...you know.
>>>
>>>So anyway: the new Mobo says I MUST use a 1.5V video card. After
>>>looking online I saw that if the card has 2 notches it is 1.5V,
>>>however I ran across a post saying this rule is *usually* correct
>>>except in cases of TNT2 and another card. The card has the 1.5V
>>>tell-tale 2 notches.
>>>
>>>A sticker on one side of the card reads:
>>>I.T.E Accessory
>>>180-p0009-000-c00-8,-16
>>>E204896
>>>+3.3Vdc@2.7A, +5Vdc@100mA
>>>TWMIC001
>>>
>>>Which leads me to believe this is indeed a 3.3V card. Does anyone have
>>>the correct info on this card?!?!
>>>
>>>Just in case you need it:
>>>the part number is: 316903600002-ROB
>>>There is another serial below that: PWA-G4000PRO/GRAPHIC CARD
>>>
>>>Please help me out if you can & Thanks ahead of time,
>>>Rob in NJ
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>>Well, the TNT2 chipset is 2x/4x but lord knows if Compaq did something
>>weird with it because it's hopeless looking for a component PCB on their
>>site unless you know the specific SYSTEM model it came out of.
>>
>>If it's 'normal', though, it should be dual voltage, 3.3 (1x) and 1.5 (4x)
>>and should work.
>>
>>The 3.3Vdc@2.7A is talking of the power requirements. The 1.5 volts,
>>however, is the AGP bus signaling level, not power, and is generated on
>>board by the way the bus termination is done.
>>
>>Well, I'll be damned. I found a surplus seller using a google search with
>>"G4000PRO" and while their listing didn't say squat for a description it
>>DID have a 'part number', 182758-001, not resembling a thing you posted
>>but that isn't so strange as Compaq has different part numbers for 'in
>>system' and 'replacement'.
>>
>>These folks:
>>http://www.nbtek.com/_vti_bin/shtml.dll/index_home.htm
>>
>>Dern thing doesn't even say TNT2. yuck, yuck.
>>
>>Anyway, going back to Compaq/HP's parts house and using a direct part
>>number search the dern thing came UP! (I think that's the first time I
>>ever had a part number WORK in the stupid thing).
>>
>>And, to my complete surprise, it actually says the AGP speed in the one
>>liner for it: 4X. NOW they tell me a jillion systems it goes in, as if I
>>care.
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>>http://partsurfer.hp.com/cgi-bin/spi/main?sel_flg=partinfo&template=main&cpric=&psrchmode=&partsrch=182758-001&submit.x=4&submit.y=6
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>>"182758-001 90.00 AGP graphics card - Nvidia M64 Pro, 16MB, with TV out
>>(4X AGP) "
>>
>>Bet ya didn't know it was worth 90 bucks. Bwaaaahahaha.
>>
>>Jeeze. Now I see the same part number right there in the summary for
>>another google link. Well, we'll call that a 'confirmation' rather than
>>"why didn't you look there first, dummy?"
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