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  1. 14-08-2005, 04:46 PM #1
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    GF4 4800ti

    Okay i know its old but i have always wondered what the rectangular connector is for on the card a bit like a molex but not
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    Probably for the sound
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    Sound on a video card how come?
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    What make of card is it? Gainward had one with a firewire connector on it.
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    Sorry slight brain failure i think its more likley to be an analog video capture port
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    is it on the pcb , or on the bracket? if you say its 'like a molex' , how many pins can you see in it
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    In a 'previous existance' we moved a lot of Ti products...

    ...but I don't ever remember seeing a design with space for a molex - let alone a connector

    There was sometimes a 'missing' chip at the top of the card - about half way along - but nothing at the back...

    ...a picture would help - any chance you could post one ?
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    Is it like the yellow connector pictured here


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    Ive got the yellow one on my x850xtpe, cant remember what its for though
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    Quote Originally Posted by |SilentDeath|
    Ive got the yellow one on my x850xtpe, cant remember what its for though
    Its the analog video capture port I looked it up
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