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First post, by Spitz

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Hi guys. So I decided to push the limits little bit further and make some change on my PC specs. I want to use Voodoo 3 2000 AGP in a Mainboard ECS P6ISA-II which has ... weird AGP. OK I now that AGP 1X/2X - 4X-8X-PRO has diffrent slots (inside I mean rows...) but, in the manual is stated that this mobo is AGP 4x (is it AGP 2.0??) and no more informations about it.. nothing about 1.5v or 3.3v BUT the look of the slot isn't right... from what I can see the row is complete without parting - is there chance that it is an AGP Uni 1.5/3.3v? V3 will stick into it without any problem, but I don't want to fry anything... What do You think? Attacment: AGP pictures, picture of V3 (1.0 AGP?) and AGP slot that I own.

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Reply 1 of 4, by chrismeyer6

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That looks to be a universal agp slot. Your voodoo 3 card should work just fine.

Reply 2 of 4, by Tetrium

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The only AGP 2.0 (or AGP 4x/'universal' slotted AGP ports) that I know of that should not be compatible with AGP 2x cards, are the early Pentium 4 Intel chipsets.
I don't know from top of my head whether or not these boards used the slot connector as shown in your uploaded pic as AGP 2x (with a notch inside the slot on the right side which would prevent AGP 2x cards from being mechanically insertable), but as your board is a 815 board and was probably manufactured when P4 was either just released or about to be released.

If the manual has omitted information about the voltages used for its board, this is a bit sloppy imo but this is ECS we're talking about.

Your card should work (theoretically).

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Reply 4 of 4, by Spitz

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Thanks guys. Tonight I'll hook up all together and will report 😉 I'm making now some comparision AMD K6-2/400 vs Celeron 900(coppermine).

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