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Gerald Flores63 said:Look, if I were back home on the coast visiting my folks, I’d send them over to you right away. I’ve got a few of those old NVIDIA AGP cards tucked away in the cellar. Just shoot me a private message with your address, and once I make it out to the coast, I'll drop them in the mail for you at my own expense. Send me your Venmo info too so I can wire you $17 since they aren't worth more than 50 bucks anymore. There, now I'm not just acting smart, I'm actually being useful...
Thanks, but there's really no need. 🙂
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@Alexander Moore67, are you absolutely sure about this?
Well, if you're such a big shot, why don't you just give it away? Not everyone is sitting on a massive pile of cash and a high-end rig like yours.
If you haven't got anything intelligent to contribute to the conversation, it might be better to just stay quiet. From what I can tell, everyone here is entitled to ask their questions.
So, I’ll be expecting some helpful answers.
fadedorca66 said:You really need to give us the specific GPU model here.
The label on the card is pretty vague, so I'm stuck. If anyone knows how to actually identify the exact model without guessing, please help me out before I lose my mind.
My old graphics card finally kicked the bucket, so I’ve decided it's time to pick up a replacement. I'm looking at something with at least 128MB of memory and Pixel Shader 2.0 support.
I happened to stumble upon this particular card online, but I can't quite tell what its pixel shader version is. If anyone happens to know, could you please drop a comment letting me know the shader specs?
Brand: Gigabyte
Memory: 128MB DDR4 RAM
AGP Graphics Card, 128 MB
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