TheMobRules wrote:The 7900GS is an excellent card. I've had one since 2006 and it performs almost on par with the GT... if you overclock it may even surpass the stock GT. The one I have is an MSI, very silent and runs quite cool.
Easily one of my favorite video cards from 2000 onwards, ideal for a late WinXP machine.
Well the 7900GS will just join my Geforce 7xxx collection more than likely.
so far in it is
2x PNY 7900GTX
1x Dell 7900GTX
2x Dell 7950GT
1x Dell 7900GT
1x Dell 7900GS (the one I got today)
2x Dell 7800GTX
1x EVGA 7800GT
1x BFG 7800GS
1x EVGA 7600GT PCIe
1x Gigabyte 7600GS AGP (blown caps)
1x EVGA 7300GT 256mb PCIe
Given everything I have faster than a 7900GS it will just go into my box labeled Geforce 7's
Ozzuneoj wrote:Wow, nice haul! An hd3450 PCI is pretty neat too. It's a really basic and slow card but there aren't many PCI cards newer than that.
I got a system recently that had an AGP HD4350 in it. I was pretty stoked about that one too as it is in a similar position... somewhat modern feature set on an older interface.
Yea I'm thinking of giving that one to a friend with a Core2 Duo based ACER system without a PCIe x16 slot but does have a single PCI slot, so he doesn't have to use the Intel GMA950 anymore 🤣.
Does anyone know much about the Quadro 2 cards, my MX400 died, and while the Banshee works I'd love Hardware TnL on my K6-3. Is the Quadro ok for games, I know it was a 3d modeling/cad card back in the day so not sure if I need to flash it to a Geforce 2 MX or if I can just use it as is to play old games.
Best part about the box? It was out by a dumpster at a local computer shop. The owner is retiring and throwing away alot of old stuff he got in over the years. I just drive by and check from time to time and found this 😁 I'd guess since I know its being tossed just because he is closing down his shop it all likely worked at least when pulled.