Would anyone be able to identify the model of this Nvidia AGP card? I cannot find any obvious signs on the card itself. It came out of a Dell P3 600 MHz machine.
Any incidentally, what would the connector on the top be used for?
It's one of Dell's NVIDIA TNT2 M64 32MB graphics cards. DP/N always stands for 'Dell Part Number'.
A7N8X-LA | 2800+ | GeForce2 MX400 | Audigy 2 ZS
BE6-II 1.0 | PIII-933 | Viper 770 TNT2 | Live 5.1 Value
MS-5169 | K6-2 450 | Voodoo3 3000 AGP | AWE64 Value
P5A-B | P200-S | 64MB | MGA Millennium | Yamaha 719
LS-486E | Am5x86-P75
AntiRevisionism wrote on 2020-12-11, 01:06:Would anyone be able to identify the model of this Nvidia AGP card? I cannot find any obvious signs on the card itself. It came out of a Dell P3 600 MHz machine.
Any incidentally, what would the connector on the top be used for?
Dell TNT2 M64 with 32MB of SDRAM connected through a 64-bit bus
See https://www.vgastore.com/2020866/dell-073rgy- … gp4x-video-card for a similar photo .
Thanks 😀
AntiRevisionism wrote on 2020-12-11, 01:30:Thanks 😀
Happy to help .
The top connector is likely one of these https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feature_connector
See also VESA feature connector devices
