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If it's an AGP card, which it almost certainly is, it won't fit in a PCI slot.

then hows it running on mine?

Where all the slots are, there's usually a set of white slots (PCI) and a brown one (AGP). Which slot is your card in?

Was this hard?

http://www.inno3d.com/products/geforce_fx/fx5200.html

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64MB / 128MB /256MB DDR Memory (64 bit / 128 bit DDR memory)

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god.

you stated were 3 different memorys, which lead us to the same conclusion = none...and you say you own RaceProuk..

But he said it was a Inno3D one... read the god damn posts.

Ok, even though, you stated 3 different memorys, what conclusion shall we get from your post ?

No AGP slot...? 256 WHen the max of your model of Graphics card is 128...your computer is weird.. lol

Have you tried other program than the drivers to identify the card? Blah this is probably useless..hum..

When you boot the computer doyou see the bios info of your Graphics card? It says the memory there

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Originally posted by brian
read the god damn posts.

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Maybe you should follow your own advice. We're not looking for information on a family of cards, we're trying to find out the exact model of a card in someone's PC. If you can't see that, then don't bother posting.

Rubber Stamp, have you looked to see which colour the slots in your PC are, and which one the card is in?

Why can't he try using EVEREST Home Edition