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Problem for ATI RADEON X1650 Pro, (512 MB) AGP Graphic Card
I have an older system:K7S5A, AMD Athlon 1800+(a
By rommelstar on Sep 27, 2009
I have an older system:K7S5A, AMD Athlon 1800+(a 1500 with the bios overclock),1GB PC2100(maxed out),GeForceTi 4200 ,4X AGP port. I am interested in upgrading to a new Video card.THe K7S5A has AGP1.5 for the 4X slot. I am interested in the Radeon x1650 PRO with 512MB memory. How can I determine if this card is compatable? It does state that it has a 4x/8x interface but doesnt state whether it has an AGP of 1.5 or 3.0, which both have different voltage. I dont want to buy the wrong card.
Comments:
Sep 28, 2009
- Excellent! Your answer, along with the illustrated pictures, have assured me that the card I'm looking at is a viable option. This is part of a little project I'm working on to "soup up" my old PC as much as possible without changing the mobo, yet. I'm also considering getting a xp2400+ or a xp2600+, but I'm not sure what else it entails as far as BIOS and drivers, and other stuff I'm ignorant about. Is it worth the upgrade in processor speed to do it? By worth it I mean processing speed and not money.I also know I have to change the power supply. Min. requirement for the x1650 pro is 350watts. Should I go higher? Will a newer power supply fit in my old tower? Its a full size tower from 2002.
Thank You, any and all input is appreciated, Mitchell
Best Solution
posted on Sep 27, 2009
Hi,
The 4X and 8X denotes the speed of our agp port
The 1.5 and 3.0 denotes the voltage supplied by the agp to the GPU..
So you board support Graphic card with 4X speed and 1.5V voltage specification.
you should visit the manufacturer's website for. (there is generally a compatibility chart). Major brands such as Nvidia and ATI have this. The most simple way to tell if your card is compatible is to look at the agp slot on the motherboard and the pins on the card. a 1.5v compatible card has a "key" (slot) closest to the rear of the card. A universal card has 2 keys, one near the rear and one near thr front.
Please refer ATI website to check the compatibility with your board before buying graphics card
Here is the diagram to show the differences
Please leave me coments if you need furthur assistance
Thanks for using FixYa
RNJ VINODKUMAR
The 4X and 8X denotes the speed of our agp port
The 1.5 and 3.0 denotes the voltage supplied by the agp to the GPU..
So you board support Graphic card with 4X speed and 1.5V voltage specification.
you should visit the manufacturer's website for. (there is generally a compatibility chart). Major brands such as Nvidia and ATI have this. The most simple way to tell if your card is compatible is to look at the agp slot on the motherboard and the pins on the card. a 1.5v compatible card has a "key" (slot) closest to the rear of the card. A universal card has 2 keys, one near the rear and one near thr front.
Please refer ATI website to check the compatibility with your board before buying graphics card
Here is the diagram to show the differences
Please leave me coments if you need furthur assistance
Thanks for using FixYa
RNJ VINODKUMAR
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