I have an old desktop and the video card need to be replaced. It's one chaintech agp video card G441. I live in UK and I don't know where to buy.I need to buy it with a good price because it need to be send to Brazil and if I buy a wrong one, it couldn't be changed. Can you help me?

Please check before buying video card. Because your video card maybe AGP card. AGP card is coming old model system.

See: http://www.amdboard.com/chaintech_skt600.html

The motherboard has a 4X/8X AGP port. Probably, it _automatically_ detects an 8X video-card, and uses it in 8X mode.

what mainboard are you suing this on ?
have you consulted with the motherboard and graphic card manuals ? there may be a compatbility issue here

the larger the size of the graphics card the better quality your gaming and entertainment programs will come out. however the graphics card cant always help if your monitor doesn't have a good enough display (480, 720, 1080p)

Bonjour mon ami... I am in Nuve Zealand.. You are going to need an older type card, if memory serves it needs to be AGP, These are a little old for things there days, and while they will output to a TV, the quality is NOT going to be very good... But in saying that you still get acceptable results, i would guess you will use XP SP2, as your OS? This will drive any card you choose well. I have included a link below to help you choose an AGP card, that suits your purpose and price range.. Bon Chance
http://www.diamondmm.com/howtobuyvideocard.php

do you have an nvidia motherboard? this may be the cause of it.

You should go in to your start-up bios and ensure the on-board video is disabled. The computer will auto-detect the video card but if the on-board video is enabled then it will cause a conflict. Let me know what happens. Good luck.

It should be listed on the package of the card. Hope this helps.

the DDR doesn't matter.

your motherboard has a AGP x8 port, most if not all cards for agp will work!

buy a AGP x8 card. - I have no idea what you mean with series 1 or 2, that has never come up within the 10 years I've worked with computers.


You can learn about the AGP port here
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Accelerated_Graphics_Port

you have to reprogram your pc. or try changing the jumpersetting. disabling your onboard video display. hop this solves the problem.