RAGE 128 16mb

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This card came out of a Dell Dimension 4100 - p3/800 machine on an 815 Intel
board. Does anyone know if this is a 1.5v card or a 3.3v card?

Thanks

Shannon

 

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This card came out of a Dell Dimension 4100 - p3/800 machine on an 815
Intel board. Does anyone know if this is a 1.5v card or a 3.3v card?

If it's a straight Rage 128, it's 3.3v. If it's a Rage 128 Pro, it's
compatible with 1.5V.
See http://www.ati.com/support/faq/agpchart.html

 

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1.5 V-only AGP slots are keyed so that a 3.3 V card will not fit, so there's
no danger of burning up the board.

See the chart here:

http://www.ati.com/support/agpchart/agp.html

The Rage 128 (typo'd as "Radeon 128") is 3.3 V. The Rage 128 Pro is 1.5 V.

 

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1.5 V-only AGP slots are keyed so that a 3.3 V card will not fit, so
there's no danger of burning up the board.

See the chart here:

http://www.ati.com/support/agpchart/agp.html

The Rage 128 (typo'd as "Radeon 128") is 3.3 V. The Rage 128 Pro is
1.5 V.

There were a few questionable 3.3 cards out there that were cut for 1.5v is
why i ask. I will look at it again tomorrow.

Thanks a bunch for the info.

Shannon

 

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There were a few, mostly the early nVidia Riva128 cards made by no-name
manufacturers. All ATi-branded and 3dfx-branded AGP cards were cut
correctly.