what video card is this?

[TimGodsil]

 

[johnb35]

Look on both sides for any identifying words or an fcc number.

 

[TimGodsil]

its on ebay so i cant see it

someone that does builds might be able to know what it is

 

[johnb35]

Isn't there a description on Ebay? Can you give me the link?

 

[TimGodsil]

he just said he pulled it out of a dell die. 3000 and thats all he knows

 

[johnb35]

Then how is he supposed to sell it without knowing what card it is? Tell him to look for a fcc id number and look it up online. But there has to be some identification on the card.

 

[TimGodsil]

If I could be told what brand it is, Nvida or Intel, that would help some.

Do you think its a higher-end card since it has heatsinks and a fan?

 

[johnb35]

I'm guessing its an Nvidia card and its definately not gonna be high end. probably a 5200/6200 or possibly lower.

 

[jancz3rt]

Hmmm

To me, it looks very simmilar to a Geforce 3:

Definitely an old card and probably not worth buying to upgrade. There are much better AGP cards to be had for very cheap.

JAN

 

[linkin]

Wow, that's almost the exact same card, minus the DVI port. (perhaps a different revision or card) good job :good:

 

[fedochinni]

Im guessing by the looks of it, its a Nvidia Geforce 6200 256MB. It looks the same & it is an old card, doesn't look like an ATI card.

 

[TimGodsil]

I looked up Nvida Geforce3 and thats the card Its minus a DVI port, thats ok though, my monitor is VGA only.

I won it for $4.80, which is all the money I have at the time, I recently lost my job.

Acording to the web, it seems to be a half-way-decent card.

The current onboard card I have cant process 1080p video. I am sure this card should.

It also has a GPU that can be overclocked.

 

[johnb35]

I doubt whatever video card that is can handle 1080p, its too old.