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ATI tool shows .... ?

holycpu

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I want to check whether if the video card is AGP or PCI-Express for ATI video card, will ATI tools tell you whether the card is PCI-Express or AGP interface? OR My computer --> properties ---> tell u whether you are pci-e or agp?

Thank you
 
not sure what ATI tool will tell you, I don't run it and haven't run it in a while. What type of card is it?
 
nst6563 said:
not sure what ATI tool will tell you, I don't run it and haven't run it in a while. What type of card is it?

x850xt PCI-E
(but it has no box or anything..... i hate OEM...so I can't tell..)
 
Check the power adapter on the card? Check the pin layout on the bottom? Check the Graphics card slot colour? Does your motherboard support PCI-E or AGP?
 
Jerunk said:
Check the power adapter on the card? Check the pin layout on the bottom? Check the Graphics card slot colour? Does your motherboard support PCI-E or AGP?

dunno how to check hte power adapter on the card.......pin layout as well.......(totally dunno what is it........) my motherboard support PCI-E only.

thats y i want to see if there is some program that tell u
 
holycpu said:
dunno how to check hte power adapter on the card.......pin layout as well.......(totally dunno what is it........) my motherboard support PCI-E only.

thats y i want to see if there is some program that tell u

Motherboard supports PCI-E only, then it is PCI-E.
 
you could simply press windos key r and then type dxdiag and go to the video stab, it will say what interphase your video card is
 
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