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Seems like you'd have to go to the web site of the manufacturers of the cards you're interested in to get specs, or you could do google searches for each card to see what turns up.  As for the motherboard, same thing. I did a google search for motherboards once and got a web site that lists most of them along with specs.  I didn't keep the URL, but I typed in something like "slot 1 motherboards" (no quotes).


>Can anyone tell me how to find the voltage specifications for video cards?   The board that I have will only take a one and one half volt card.
>Any other info regarding this P4 board would be great.
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