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Intel D101GGC Motherboard PCI Express compatibility... (by 2 users)

posted by mafiosa08 on Jun 30, 2008


I have intel D101GGC motherboard with ATI radeon X200 onboard Graphics card, it supports 2.0 Shader Pixel, now all new PC games have 3.0 Shader pixel so i need to buy a NVIDIA Geforce Graphics card, my mother board supports DDR1 RAM and has 1X and 16X PCI Express cards support my question is i know my board is compatible with 16x PCI but all new Graphics card wants16x and 2.0 PCI supports and also has some DDR3, i dont konw exactly what that means because if they are talking about RAM i think there is only DDR2 RAM available in market, so my problem is i want a NVIDIA most compatible card for my system, which will work. Please can you let me know which is most compatidle card for my System, THANKS........

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Comment by hasaniadc, posted on Aug 01, 2008

i have the same problem
i have D101GCC main board with ATI 200, but want to use a graphics card but dont know which one will be best for it

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posted on Aug 16, 2008
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I meat a computer guy who has knowlege in this area, he told me that INTEL D101GGC is a fail motherboard, you can add any NVIDIA graphics fro eg. Geforce 8600GS which is the cheapest and best fit. But again he ask me not to buy that cause our board has onboard ATI X200 and also told me that our motherboard is not manufactured by INTEL but by ATI it self. so NVIDIA graphics will not work properly in our motherboard....
He asked to get ATI graphics card for our board which he is going to tell me in a week or so, but i prefer rather than buying a card he asked me to change the motherboard from ATI to INTEL 945 too good which is compatible with our old processer in my case duel core 2.66GHz and again is origanal INTEL and supports DDR2 RAM which i again new and speedy and then you can buy NVIDIA Geforce 8600 GS Which will cost you 3200Rs for INTEL board and 2300Rs for the Graphics card and a thousands for 1GB of DDR 2 RAM, which will come to7000 Rs. and your computer will be as new...

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posted on Aug 22, 2008
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i am running nvidia geforce 6200 le graphics card on my d101ggc mobo.. it's working fine..

Comment by phynix, posted on Aug 22, 2008

how can d101ggc driver support a nvidia geforce card ?
every hardware has it's own driver dumbo.

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Solution #3
posted on Jul 21, 2008
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why d101ggc drivers are not supported

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