Some of those cards and MB combinations needed certain voltages.
Example, I have a GeForce MX4000 that was for an MB that would
only work with a 1.5V card...

Good luck figuring this out since my card is an "orphan" and does not appear
on the NVIDIA site (under supported chipsets for the "universal driver"),
or the card manufacturers site (under their model numbers).
(I did find the drivers listed in the "Google Cache" so it must be recently orphaned...)

                                      Rick Glazier

----- Original Message -----
From: "David Gillett" <[log in to unmask]>
>   My wife's machine has a Shuttle AB61 motherboard with a Rage128 card.  The
> board claims AGP 1x and 2x compatibility, but I recently got a GX400 video
> card as an upgrade which claims AGP 2x and 4x -- but I can't get it to work
> in that motherboard.
>   I'd love it if people could suggest something I've overlooked that would
> get it to work.  But most of the cards on the store shelves these days are
> doing 4x and 8x, and I don't expect there's any kind of magic that would get
> them to work in a board of this vintage.

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