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There are 7 parts to this review, please use the pulldown below to browse sections or simply hit "Next" at the bottom of each section to continue
Installation
Installation of the replacement card was a breeze. When I sent the card in to be replaced, I put my old Gainward GeForce 3 back in the system with the 28.32 drivers. When the replacement card came in, I simply took out my old video card, put in the new video card and booted up. That's the beauty of Nvidia's unified driver. With Win2k, I had no IRQ issues or issues of any type.
Testing the card
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AMD Motherboards
XP:nForce2,VIA KT600
Opteron: nForce3, AMD8000
64: nForce3, AMD8000, K8T
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Latest Chipset: 875P
w/Graphics: 865G
VIA: P4X
ATI: 9100 IGP
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