red-ray wrote on 2022-04-26, 19:13:

Your 8400 GS is a Tesla G98 and AFAIK there are no Tesla AGP GPUs at all. Further I expect it's not even native PCI and is PCIe […]
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zapbuzz wrote on 2022-04-26, 18:52:

8400gs Sorry I read the label again. I actually heard bad stuff about the AGP version of my gpu

Your 8400 GS is a Tesla G98 and AFAIK there are no Tesla AGP GPUs at all. Further I expect it's not even native PCI and is PCIe connected via a PLX PEX 8112 x1 Lane PCI to PCIe Bridge.

Thanks very interesting 😀

I would test my 7800GS but since it same brand/model as OP, etc am sure it is a nv G70.

The Serpent Rider wrote on 2022-04-26, 10:02:

Here: 7800GS - where to look.png

Interesting. Card looks same but HS+fan, shroud and label do not look like my BFG 7800GS.

cyclone3d wrote on 2022-04-26, 20:21:

BFG had "official" support for their 7800GS in driver version 82.16

Nice. The BFG 7800GS box does say Win98, ME, 2000, XP, etc like the archive website does. Guess I need to check the driver CD that came with my card.

cyclone3d wrote on 2022-04-26, 20:21:

BFG had "official" support for their 7800GS in driver version 82.16 […]
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BFG had "official" support for their 7800GS in driver version 82.16

There are also "modded" 82.69 drivers that work with up to the 7900GTX. I know these work because I have tested with them.

Geforce 7900 GS AGP Windows 98

82.69:
https://web.archive.org/web/*/http://www.mdgx.com/files/*

In the filter on the right hand side, enter nv

That was really nice of BFG; my Asus 7600 GS provided no Win9x driver whatsoever.

And thanks for the 82.69 driver.

Horun wrote:

Interesting. Card looks same but HS+fan, shroud and label do not look like my BFG 7800GS.

Later model with full copper heatsink. Early shipments were all with reference cooler and G70.

am sure it is a nv G70.

Nah, I have that card with G71.

The Serpent Rider wrote on 2022-04-27, 09:11:

am sure it is a nv G70.

Nah, I have that card with G71.

I suspect there are both G70 and G71 versions of the card, just because you have the G71 variant does not mean that all are G71. Given the BIOS contains either G70 or G71 post the BIOSes from your cards so we can see what they contains.

The screen shots I am asking for will also say G70 or G71.

red-ray wrote on 2022-04-26, 13:17:

I still need to know the PCI ID and Chipset ID from a G71 GeForce 7800 GS+ AGP, screen shots similar to as below would be ideal.

red-ray wrote on 2022-04-26, 19:13:

Your 8400 GS is a Tesla G98 and AFAIK there are no Tesla AGP GPUs at all. Further I expect it's not even native PCI and is PCIe […]
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zapbuzz wrote on 2022-04-26, 18:52:

8400gs Sorry I read the label again. I actually heard bad stuff about the AGP version of my gpu

Your 8400 GS is a Tesla G98 and AFAIK there are no Tesla AGP GPUs at all. Further I expect it's not even native PCI and is PCIe connected via a PLX PEX 8112 x1 Lane PCI to PCIe Bridge.

and guess what i found i accidently broke a mini choke coil now i need a schematic to fix it. anyone got a schematic for my card plz 🙁