I was testing that 7800 GS in a socket 939 system with an Athlon 64 3700+ OCed to 2.6GHz, 4GB of DDR-400 RAM, all in a nForce 3 Ultra MSI K8N Neo2 Platinum. Right now I have the 6800 GT in there because I want to preserve that 7800 GS.
It's basically my retro nVIDIA build. nVIDIA card, case (cooler master elite 334 nVIDIA edition), and nForce 3 Ultra chipset.
Man those 6200s sucked. I had a buddy that had a PCI version with two VGA outputs!
I had a socket 478 Asus board similar to that one with an AGP Pro slot just like your's.
Ugh. The 8400 GS was a dog. A dog that still won't die, http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...09%20600007541.
It was the 6150 that was embedded in a lot of boards which is essentially the same GPU config I believe.
*I can see lava twitching to post the pics of his collection; which would be awesome to see again*
i had a voodoo 3 2000, but mine was pci. stuck it in my overclocked pentium pro (move the jumper over a bit and get 233 MHz!) and played quake 3. good times.
still have a matrox millenium and canopus pure 3d voodoo somewhere. that was the setup in late 1997.
Clearly, you don't remember who you're talking toNo, I probably owned you. Used to be at the top of Q2 CTF all the time. And I rarely capped the flag. Played hard D.
I seriously have over 125 cards. I have to think about the best method to show em. I suppose I could leave out the dupes. I could show lineage, competing cards, generational, brand or by gpu vendor. What would make sense?
Welcome back.Been a good long while since I’ve been around these parts. Figured I would say “hi” by bumping one of my favorite memories of this place. Still into pc’s and video cards but man..... the market has changed so much that I’ve really just been turned off to buying anything new in a few years. How the heck did the pricing structure for graphics cards get so out of control? And to make matters worse..... games are worse than ever. Argh. Anyway, Hi all! Anybody have any cool video cards they’ve been dying to show us?
I don't have anything especially old anymore. My oldest card is a reference GTX 780; kind of neat that it is the minimum spec for Cyberpunk 2077 though. I have decided I will not be selling my Red Devil Vega 56. The reason being, there are cards I have sold in the past, that I would love to have back because of cool factor they possess. The Red Devil is definitely one of those. My 5800 Ultra on the other hand, is not among them, I could not get rid of it fast enough bitd.Been a good long while since I’ve been around these parts. Figured I would say “hi” by bumping one of my favorite memories of this place. Still into pc’s and video cards but man..... the market has changed so much that I’ve really just been turned off to buying anything new in a few years. How the heck did the pricing structure for graphics cards get so out of control? And to make matters worse..... games are worse than ever. Argh. Anyway, Hi all! Anybody have any cool video cards they’ve been dying to show us?
Been a good long while since I’ve been around these parts. Figured I would say “hi” by bumping one of my favorite memories of this place. Still into pc’s and video cards but man..... the market has changed so much that I’ve really just been turned off to buying anything new in a few years. How the heck did the pricing structure for graphics cards get so out of control? And to make matters worse..... games are worse than ever. Argh. Anyway, Hi all! Anybody have any cool video cards they’ve been dying to show us?
I still have a BFG 7800 GS as well, as I see someone was posting about 5 years ago. No use for it really, even my old AMD 939 comp is PCIe. It was one of the last great AGP cards though.