Installing AGP

TimeParadoX · Feb 25, 2007

I bought a AGP card for one of my older computers and wanted to know how to fully install it.

It comes with Powercables but I dont know where to put those ( Been using PCI-E for alonnngggg time

)

Can someone tell me how to do it?

Here is the link to the card:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16814102057

Jesse_hz · Feb 25, 2007

The video-card needs one of those power cables that's usually used for a floppy-drive.
If your PSU doesn't have one of those, you can use the splitter cable that's supplied with the video-card.
If it does have one, then you don't need the splitter.

TimeParadoX · Feb 25, 2007

I know that but what exactly do I do to install it? Like where do I plug in the power cables and stuff

Jesse_hz · Feb 26, 2007

...where do I plug in the power cables

There's only one, and you might not even need it.

tifc8lraz · Feb 26, 2007

Plug it (1) into the base, back of the card where there is an open connection with the correct wire. Then connect that wire to your power supply connection as needed.

Good Luck

BTW, if you need additional help, just reach me by pm or on xfire.

TimeParadoX · Feb 26, 2007

Plug it (1) into the base, back of the card where there is an open connection with the correct wire. Then connect that wire to your power supply connection as needed.

That's the info I needed

Thanks Cfitzarl, if I have questions i'll just get on XFire

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