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Will GF2 GTS gfx card work in 82440BX mobo?

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My brother's got an old AST computer. probrably purchased in '98 or '99. I believe the mobo is a version 1 440BX. I've gone thru the archived info and looked at other old sites on this mobo. I just can't seem to figure out if this mobo will work with a GF2 GTS graphics card (made in 2k I think). I'd like to buy him this card if it will work, but if it won't (voltge probs with diff versions of GP slots etc) it would be a complete waste since otherwise I can't use it.

Does anybody have experience with this older stuff? If so please advise. Your help will be greatly appreciated.

Also if it won't work, what would that has 32MB of vid ram?

XP 2000+
MSI KT3 ULTRA-2 KT333
Maxtor 60GB ATA 133 7200RPM
512MB PC2700
ABIT G4 Ti4200 OTES 64MB
Win98SE

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Unless it's a rare defective motherboard, the only cards that WON'T work from either ATI or nVidia are the 9600 series.

BX is AGP 1.0, providing 2x transfers and 3.3v signals. It's as standard as standards can be.

He could probably mount a 9800XT in that system, if he had a big enough power supply! So of course the GTS should work!

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XP 2000+
MSI KT3 ULTRA-2 KT333
Maxtor 60GB ATA 133 7200RPM
512MB PC2700
ABIT G4 Ti4200 OTES 64MB
Win98SE

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