Rogues gallery for AGP cards.

[Ian Field]

I'm trying to identify an AGP card that is fully enclosed in an aluminium
shell (with twin fans), there are no external markings whatsoever - there's
nothing that amounts to a model number with the shell removed, but it has a
large Nvidia FX chip under the main heatsink. As well as the regular VGA
connector it has a TV out connector and DVI.

Is there a sort of "rogues gallery" that I might pick it out from - a bit
like an identity parade?

Thanks for any help.

 

[tuinkabouter]

On 4/1/2013 6:10 PM, Ian Field wrote:

I'm trying to identify an AGP card that is fully enclosed in an
aluminium shell (with twin fans), there are no external markings
whatsoever - there's nothing that amounts to a model number with the
shell removed, but it has a large Nvidia FX chip under the main
heatsink. As well as the regular VGA connector it has a TV out connector
and DVI.

Is there a sort of "rogues gallery" that I might pick it out from - a
bit like an identity parade?

You can try the FCC ID.

 

[Ian Field]

"tuinkabouter" <dachthetniet@net.invalid> wrote in message
news:kjct1r$rfl$1@dont-email.me...

On 4/1/2013 6:10 PM, Ian Field wrote:
I'm trying to identify an AGP card that is fully enclosed in an
aluminium shell (with twin fans), there are no external markings
whatsoever - there's nothing that amounts to a model number with the
shell removed, but it has a large Nvidia FX chip under the main
heatsink. As well as the regular VGA connector it has a TV out connector
and DVI.

Is there a sort of "rogues gallery" that I might pick it out from - a
bit like an identity parade?

You can try the FCC ID.

Once or twice in the past, that's gone nowhere!

Someone on another group identified it, and I was able to find the drivers
pretty quick after that.