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64MB GeForce TI4200 Died need a replacement?
by bw2007 - 1/23/09 6:42 AMHi all
My Dell Dimensions 8200 (6 yrs old) has a 64MB NVidia TI4200 - it appears to have died - diagnostic lights on back of PC indicate issue with graphics card and get no signal to screen. (tried re-seating it several times)
Looking for a replacement agp card - any suggestions - there don't seem to be many around these days and don't want to have to mess with changing power supply etc..
another question
Can I use a PCI card instead - would the PC boot up if I used one in place of an AGP type?
thanks
PC Dell 8200
Windows XP
256MB memory
replacement
by ramarc - 1/23/09 6:49 AM In reply to: 64MB GeForce TI4200 Died need a replacement? by bw2007here's a $40 geforce fx5500:
http://www.geeks.com/details.asp?invtid=SF8834F5F2T256DT&cat=VCD
a PCI card will work but won't be any cheaper.
thanks for link
by bw2007 - 1/23/09 7:01 AM In reply to: replacement by ramarcthanks for the link - that's a 256MB card - would there be any issues as it's replacing a 64MB one?
The reason I mentioned the PCI type was in case it was the actual agp slot that was busted.
I just want to get PC back up and running until I can replace the PC with something current
AGP gpu cards
by nofret - 1/25/09 2:33 PM In reply to: 64MB GeForce TI4200 Died need a replacement? by bw2007After some digging I came up with a few choices.
Ati radeon x800gt
x700 x600
geforce 6600, 6600gt
After looking at the specs, I believe the geforce 6600 is it. Better bandwidth, HDR. and it should work with the axisting psu. Just look for AGP 8x or 4x cards.
Cheers for list of cards
by bw2007 - 1/26/09 5:46 AM In reply to: AGP gpu cards by nofretThanks for the list of cards, really appreciate that you took the time.
Keep these in mind ....
by VAPCMD - 1/26/09 6:31 AM In reply to: Cheers for list of cards by bw2007http://support.dell.com/support/edocs/systems/dim8200/specs.htm#1101572
Expansion Bus
Bus types PCI and AGP
Bus speed PCI: 33 MHz; AGP: 66 MHz
AGP connector one
AGP connector size 172 pins
AGP connector data width (maximum) 32 bits
AGP bus protocols 4x/2x modes at 1.5 V
PCI connectors four
PCI connector size 120 pins
PCI connector data width (maximum) 32 bit
does this mean
by bw2007 - 1/26/09 11:55 AM In reply to: Keep these in mind .... by VAPCMDI should stick with a 4x AGP.
I really just want a card to get system back up and running, will be replacing it at some point
Just so you know.
by R. Proffitt
- 1/26/09 3:06 PM
In reply to: does this mean by bw2007
The 8X AGP card falls back to 1, 2, 4X based on what the socket tells it to do. And if the card is totally incompatible it won't plug in.
cheers
by bw2007 - 1/27/09 5:15 AM In reply to: Just so you know. by R. Proffitt
OK thanks
Video Card
by DELL-ChrisM
- 8/21/09 6:39 AM
In reply to: AGP gpu cards by nofret
Good information.
64mb gf4 ti4200 replacement i have one
by microsoft218 - 8/21/09 8:46 AM In reply to: 64MB GeForce TI4200 Died need a replacement? by bw200764mb gf4 ti4200 replacement i have one ...if your still interested call me at my name is robert i live in toledo ohio !
i dont know when you posted this but i did on aug. , 21,2009 i will hold the card for awhile if you want it call me dont post here because i wont be back on this site !
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