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PNY Verto GeForce 6 6200 PCI - Graphics adapter - GF 6200 - PCI - 256 MB DDR2 - Digital Visual Interface (DVI) - TV out - retail

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from: PNY

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PNY GeForce 6200 AGP8X 256MB Verto Graphics Card

Childrens Toy Shop > Electronics > ATI
from: PNY

September 11, 2007

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PNY GeForce 8400 GS PCI-E 256MB Verto Graphics Card

Childrens Toy Shop > Electronics > ATI

September 11, 2007

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Sapphire HD 4870 512MB PCI-E

Childrens Toy Shop > Electronics > ATI
from: SAPPHIRE

July 02, 2008
Upgrading from a factory overclocked MSI Nvidia 8800GTS 640 this is slightly larger, but still managed to fit in my small form factor Shuttle XPC (a 400W SN27P2) with relative ease. There's no way the GTX series cards would fit without fouling components on the motherboard.

It needs additional power, two 6 pin PCI connectors at the end of the card, one usually available from a connector on most modern motherboards, the other by converting a molex power connector (the 4 pin plugs that fit DVD-ROM or PATA drives) or in my case, converting an SATA power connector to molex first. Sapphire provide a single molex to PCI power lead in the box.

Noise at startup is similar to my old 8800GTS card, and at load is perhaps a touch ... Read More:

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Sapphire RADEON HD 3850 - Graphics adapter - Radeon HD 3850 - AGP 8x - 512 MB GDDR3 - Digital Visual Interface (DVI) ( HDCP ) - HDTV out - lite retail

Childrens Toy Shop > Electronics > ATI
from: SAPPHIRE


Upgrading from a factory overclocked MSI Nvidia 8800GTS 640 this is slightly larger, but still managed to fit in my small form factor Shuttle XPC (a 400W SN27P2) with relative ease. There's no way the GTX series cards would fit without fouling components on the motherboard.

It needs additional power, two 6 pin PCI connectors at the end of the card, one usually available from a connector on most modern motherboards, the other by converting a molex power connector (the 4 pin plugs that fit DVD-ROM or PATA drives) or in my case, converting an SATA power connector to molex first. Sapphire provide a single molex to PCI power lead in the box.

Noise at startup is similar to my old 8800GTS card, and at load is perhaps a touch ... Read More:

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Sapphire Radeon HD 3650 512MB DDR2 PCI-E VGA / TVO / DVI

Childrens Toy Shop > Electronics > ATI
from: SAPPHIRE

January 31, 2008
Upgrading from a factory overclocked MSI Nvidia 8800GTS 640 this is slightly larger, but still managed to fit in my small form factor Shuttle XPC (a 400W SN27P2) with relative ease. There's no way the GTX series cards would fit without fouling components on the motherboard.

It needs additional power, two 6 pin PCI connectors at the end of the card, one usually available from a connector on most modern motherboards, the other by converting a molex power connector (the 4 pin plugs that fit DVD-ROM or PATA drives) or in my case, converting an SATA power connector to molex first. Sapphire provide a single molex to PCI power lead in the box.

Noise at startup is similar to my old 8800GTS card, and at load is perhaps a touch ... Read More:

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SAP 11124-0020R HD 3850 512MB AGP

Childrens Toy Shop > Electronics > ATI

June 12, 2008
If, like me, you're still running an AGP based PC then you quite possibly installed an X1950 GPU some time ago. If you did then you're probably plagued by lockups, exceptions and bitmap noise that make UT-3 in particular unplayable. I paid £200 for my X1950 a year ago and today I installed this 3850 GPU for less than half that. Once I'd got the drivers right it runs like a charm and I've got system stability again. UT-3 is totally playable even at 1600 x 1200 and feels solid. My 3DMark06 score has gone up by a quarter too.
Drivers: don't be tempted to use the supplied drivers on the CD or worse still the latest Catalyst drivers for the 3850. The former are massively out of date and the latter don't support the AGP version. Instead locate the ... Read More:

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XFX Low Profile Kit - Low profile bracket

Childrens Toy Shop > Electronics > ATI
from: XFX


If, like me, you're still running an AGP based PC then you quite possibly installed an X1950 GPU some time ago. If you did then you're probably plagued by lockups, exceptions and bitmap noise that make UT-3 in particular unplayable. I paid £200 for my X1950 a year ago and today I installed this 3850 GPU for less than half that. Once I'd got the drivers right it runs like a charm and I've got system stability again. UT-3 is totally playable even at 1600 x 1200 and feels solid. My 3DMark06 score has gone up by a quarter too.
Drivers: don't be tempted to use the supplied drivers on the CD or worse still the latest Catalyst drivers for the 3850. The former are massively out of date and the latter don't support the AGP version. Instead locate the ... Read More:

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PNY GeForce 6200 AGP8X 128MB Verto Graphics Card

Childrens Toy Shop > Electronics > ATI

September 11, 2007
If, like me, you're still running an AGP based PC then you quite possibly installed an X1950 GPU some time ago. If you did then you're probably plagued by lockups, exceptions and bitmap noise that make UT-3 in particular unplayable. I paid £200 for my X1950 a year ago and today I installed this 3850 GPU for less than half that. Once I'd got the drivers right it runs like a charm and I've got system stability again. UT-3 is totally playable even at 1600 x 1200 and feels solid. My 3DMark06 score has gone up by a quarter too.
Drivers: don't be tempted to use the supplied drivers on the CD or worse still the latest Catalyst drivers for the 3850. The former are massively out of date and the latter don't support the AGP version. Instead locate the ... Read More:

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Sapphire Radeon HD2600 Pro 512MB AGP Graphics Card - 11115-01-20R

Childrens Toy Shop > Electronics > ATI

February 04, 2008
If, like me, you're still running an AGP based PC then you quite possibly installed an X1950 GPU some time ago. If you did then you're probably plagued by lockups, exceptions and bitmap noise that make UT-3 in particular unplayable. I paid £200 for my X1950 a year ago and today I installed this 3850 GPU for less than half that. Once I'd got the drivers right it runs like a charm and I've got system stability again. UT-3 is totally playable even at 1600 x 1200 and feels solid. My 3DMark06 score has gone up by a quarter too.
Drivers: don't be tempted to use the supplied drivers on the CD or worse still the latest Catalyst drivers for the 3850. The former are massively out of date and the latter don't support the AGP version. Instead locate the ... Read More: