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#10456 23-Nov-2006 12:25

Super urgently, I require a working 3.3v PCI Graphics Card. (not AGP, not PCI-E).
Prefer 64MB or higher.

Will pay good money.

please pm me with your contact details if you can help.

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#53360 23-Nov-2006 12:33

I have a 4Mb one here if that would help

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#53361 23-Nov-2006 12:55

bradstewart: I have a 4Mb one here if that would help

I think I have a 16MB one lying here. Get a soldering iron out and try to make your own SLI and he's almost 1/2 way there! :-)

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#53389 23-Nov-2006 16:40

hmmm

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#53564 24-Nov-2006 23:49

Have a look at the Matrox boards, they do a good line of PCI cards, also you can still get various lower end ATI cards, the 9250's and the like.

I'm wondering about the 3.3v though ... that a solid requirement ? Been ages since I did any system buildign work and can't remember if it 3.3v or 5v thats the most common in PCI

Good luck.

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#53580 25-Nov-2006 09:36

im sure its 5v that is common, and my only option is 3.3v

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#53610 25-Nov-2006 13:48

PCI 3.3v is very rare... and it is very hard to tell unless you check the connectors for pin counts. Unlike AGP 3.3v/5v you could read the connectors notch for different type.

Good luck though.

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