Question Help identify model of graphics card.

[dylanveasey]

Hello, I recently found this old graphics card and need help identifying the model; i believe it is an Nvidia Gforce 4 MX 440. Here are some images:
Front:

https://imgur.com/qGi9x0a

View: http://imgur.com/qGi9x0a


Back:

https://imgur.com/bgCbRpI

View: http://imgur.com/bgCbRpI

 

[Deleted member 2731765]

Can you install this GPU on any PC ? Use the GPU-Z tool to identify the model number and brand of this GPU. Looks like a low-profile variant. Once you install this tool, just click on the "lookup" button.

https://www.techpowerup.com/gpuz/

 

[Wolfshadw]

@METAL - Given it's an AGP card, that might be more difficult to do.
@dylanveasey - The red PCB first told me it was an ATI Radeon card, but the info I've found (likely the same you've found) says the MX 440, but every image I come across shows the VGA as the lowest port. Not the S-Video/Composite port.

If you have a system with an AGP port, then I'd suggest as Metal does.

-Wolf sends

 

[Deleted member 2731765]

Given it's an AGP card, that might be more difficult to do

Yup, I just realized that. After checking the pics once more, it indeed seems be an ATI card, having AGP bus interface.

 

[hang-the-9]

Riva TNT had a optional video out port which would match the brand and the port bellow the VGA one. This is from a 1999 review "
Creative Labs Graphics Blaster RIVA TNT
Creative's version of a RIVA TNT card looks a bit similar to the Asus card, but the lack of an active cooling device as well as an optional video out feature
"

 

[Wolfshadw]

Yup, I just realized that. After checking the pics once more, it indeed seems be an ATI card, having AGP bus interface.

Sometimes I wish I still had my old Athlon X2-4800+ and 939Dual-SATAII motherboard with both AGP and PCIE.

-Wolf sends

 

[Deleted member 2731765]

Yes yes....`That Creative Labs Model did came up before while I was doing some search, lol.

Sometimes I wish I still had my old Athlon X2-4800+ and 939Dual-SATAII motherboard with both AGP and PCIE.

Indeed. Even I miss those good 'ol PC days. The AGP, Voodoo, 3DFX, Riva TNT era more like...