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My friend thinks his 6200 is both PCI/AGP.

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As title. I didn't think a GeForce 6200 existed with both sets of pins, I thought I'd post here just incase.




Then if he's wrong I can use this thread to show him. ;)
 
Nope, one or the other. That isnt to say there are 2 different versions of the same card out there. But only one set of connectors per card. The pins are different sizes and a different position on the card. It may have a PCI daughter card?
 
PhillyDee said:
Nope, one or the other. That isnt to say there are 2 different versions of the same card out there. But only one set of connectors per card. The pins are different sizes and a different position on the card. It may have a PCI daughter card?
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Thanks for the reply, I can't see the card for myself, this is just going on what he's told me. He now says it must be PCI/PCI-E but i can't see how that is even possible. :confused:

He says there is no daughterboard.
 
IIRC nVidia used a "converter" chip on the AGP models of the 6xxx series so that they didn't have to design a new chip to support AGP and PCI-X. Cards were one or the other though.
 
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