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    just got back from PC world, they confirm the card is dead.

    what a complete pain.

    I was so looking forward to using it
    It is Inevitable.....


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    What a pain in the a**...RMA time it is then

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    Quote Originally Posted by Olly1234
    Ahhh I think it could be the 4x agp...I'm not sure the new 6600gt's work with anything but 8x agp because it's agp v3..0...One sec whilst I google..Yep:

    AGP 4x - This AGP standard features a parallel 32-bit bus running at 266MHz effectively (66MHz*4 literally) for a maximum data transfer rate of 1GB/second. AGP 4x slots are compatible with 1x, 2x, and 4x graphics cards.

    AGP 8x - This AGP standard features a parallel 32-bit bus running at 533MHz effectively (66MHz*8 literally) for a maximum data transfer rate of 2GB/second. This is the last parallel form of AGP, and is compatible with all previous AGP cards.

    So I think may have located the problem..
    For the short time I had a 6600GT it worked fine for me on AGP 4x and a 250watt PSU
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    guys, big thanks for all your help !

    very apprciated
    It is Inevitable.....


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