NVIDIA

NVIDIA LYSB00A6CF7TG-ELECTRNCS 8MB AGP Graphics Card

Nvidia Legacy Graphics Card This is an Nvidia graphics card designed for older systems. Model: 180-p0017-0000-c02 Memory: 8MB Interface: AGP Serial No.: Vanta LT316-9039-00001 R01 Compatibility: Compaq Computer Corp. M1014

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Overview

Nvidia Legacy Graphics Card

This is an Nvidia graphics card designed for older systems.

  • Model: 180-p0017-0000-c02
  • Memory: 8MB
  • Interface: AGP
  • Serial No.: Vanta LT316-9039-00001 R01
  • Compatibility: Compaq Computer Corp. M1014

Key Features

AGP Video Card by Nvidia

works with Pentium III or Pentium IV Desktop motherboard.

Advanced Graphics Port (AGP) Card for CAD, Simulations or Graphics Design

CPQ ASSY: NO. 192474-002 CPQ SPARE NO. 201827-001

Excellent and Good working condition.

Specifications

Video Card Interface
AGP
Memory
8MB
Compatibility
Pentium III or Pentium IV Desktop motherboard
Intended Use
CAD, Simulations, Graphics Design
Condition
Excellent and Good working condition
CPQ ASSY Number
192474-002
CPQ SPARE Number
201827-001

Frequently Asked Questions

This NVIDIA AGP Graphics Card is specifically designed to work with Pentium III or Pentium IV Desktop motherboards, targeting older system architectures.
This graphics card is intended for specialized applications such as CAD, simulations, or graphics design, where its specific capabilities on an AGP platform can be utilized.
No, with 8MB of memory and an AGP interface, this card is not suitable for modern gaming or demanding video editing tasks that require contemporary graphics processing power.
The claim of "excellent and good working condition" indicates that the card is functional and ready for use in systems compatible with its older specifications and interface.
No, this card uses the Advanced Graphics Port (AGP) interface, which is an older technology and does not represent the latest advancements in graphics card design or performance.