srry for repost!
anyway:
ok,
i have a problem with installing a pci card into pci-x motherboard.
i can get the card in, but the casing of the motherboard will not allow me to plug a DVI cord in! here is a picture of my mobo.
iss there a way to get the graphics card in without popping out the mobo??
Thanks A LOT!
Shawn
Image:
http://img62.imageshack.us/img62/5127/dsc00931ux.jpg
Chainsaw? idk
That picture sucks. You can't see much.
You didn't need to repost. :/
Looks l mac seeing how wires looks and shits o.o...
Idk how macs works so meh :x *uses windows PC*
it's not a mac!
and ill post another pic. later today
okay i have done some research and i think i will need a riser card?? if not please tell me, and if not tell me how to do it with out one.
here is a full view of my motherboard:
http://img248.imageshack.us/img248/3741/dsc00932zk.jpg
(srry for random SCSI cable on the top left
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anyone?
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Port is longer than any than other PCI slot and do I see an old onboard Rage128 chip? It seems like an AGP slot to me.
it is a PCI-X slot. it is backwards compatible with PCI. And yea that is an Ati rage.
1, 2, 3, ... 8 ram banks? WTF!
Also, where is the place where the cards have input? I don't see it.
Best solution:
new motherboard & case
I think it is 256MB per Ram so 2Gb in total
@shawnanastasio :Better if you plug the gfx card in(I don't mention the onboard one)
Burn the whole thing !
Cant see a solution here ! damn maybe a saw would help , just cut an output, but that seems kind of retarded , when you can get a used case for 5 box on ebay (i mean a case from at least the 21st century 2001 - 2002 maybe idk)
and good luck