Fx5200 TD128LF compatible to intel board?

recently i planning to upgrade my old AGP geforce 4 mx440 to FX5200 TD128LF in my old intel 815 and 845 mainboard....now i concern is whether my board can fit the 8X FX 5200 or not.....and wil lthe performance be better?

Quote from: Richard on 08-August-07, 07:27:16
Slots as in Las Vegas Slots (a.k.a. Slot Machines).
Richard
A bit OT but since you brought it up, here in Nevada they are mostly IGT slots, I don't think PC's have them yet!!

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FX5200-TD128LF on MSI Neo3-F ???

Does anybody know if the videocard MSI FX5200-TD128LF AGP works on MOBO MSI K8Neo3-F ??
The list of compatible card is in: http://www.msi.com.tw/html/products/mainboard/agr/7135agr.pdf, but this list is final?
The MSI part number of this VGA car is: MSI Part No: MS-8998-Z01
Anybody probe instead this vgacard in this motherboard??
Thanks!

Yes "Dude"
I am fully aware of the AGR Slot.
These are the MSI Cards that were tested with the mobo:
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8 MSI MS-8863 GeForce 4 MX 460 64MB/SDRAM 4.17.00.30.06 4X Pass 6.14.10.6681
9 MSI MS-8907 GeForce FX 5200 64MB/DDR SDRAM 4.34.20.22.00 8X Pass 6.14.10.6681
10 MSI MS-8911 GeForce FX 5200 128MB/DDR SDRAM 4.34.20.15.00 8X Pass 6.14.10.6681
11 MSI MS-8919 GeForce FX 5200 128MB/DDR SDRAM 4.34.20.23.08 8X Pass 6.14.10.6681
12 MSI MS-8923 GeForce FX 5200 Ultra 128MB/DDR SDRAM 4.34.20.23.00 8X Pass 6.14.10.6681
13 MSI MS-8929 GeForce FX 5900 128MB/DDR SDRAM 4.35.20.18.04 8X Pass 6.14.10.6681
14 MSI MS-8931 GeForce FX 5600 Ultra 128MB/DDR SDRAM 4.31.20.51.00 8X Pass 6.14.10.6681
15 MSI MS-8936 GeForce4 MX4000 64MB/DDR SDRAM 4.18.20.42.00 8X Pass 6.14.10.6172
16 MSI MS-8936 GeForce FX5500 128MB/DDR SDRAM 4.34.20.66.03 8X Pass 6.14.10.6172
17 MSI MS-8946 GeForce FX 5950 Ultra 256MB/DDR SDRAM 4.35.20.32.16 8X Pass 6.14.10.6172
18 MSI MS-8959 GeForce FX5700LE 128MB/DDR SDRAM 4.36.20.30.10 8X Pass 6.14.10.6681
19 MSI MS-8975 Nvidia GeForce 6800 128MB/DDR SDRAM 5.40.02.12.01 8X Pass 6.14.10.6172
21 MSI MS-8952 ATI Radeon 9250 128MB/DDR SDRAM 008.017D.031.000 8X Pass 6.14.10.6476
41 MSI MS-8806 Nvidia RIVA TNT2 32MB/SDRAM 2.05.17.03.00 4X Pass 6.6.8.1
42 MSI MS-8831 GeForce GTS Pro 64MB/SDRAM 3.15.01.00.07 4X Pass 6.6.8.1
43 MSI MS-8847 GeForce 4 MX 440 64MB/DDR SDRAM 4.17.0045 4X Pass 6.6.8.1
44 MSI MS-8851 GeForce 3 Ti 200 64MB/SDRAM 3.20.00.18.11 4X Pass 2.9.5.8
45 MSI MS-8852 GeForce 2 MX 100/200 32MB/SDRAM 3.11.0148 4X Pass 2.9.5.8
46 MSI MS-8860 GeForce 4 MX 440 64MB/SDRAM 4.17.00.24.52 4X Pass 2.9.5.8
47 MSI MS-8861 GeForce 4 MX 440 64MB/SDRAM 4.17.00.24.46 4X Pass 2.9.5.8
48 MSI MS-8870 GForce 4 Ti 4200 64MB/DDR SDRAM 4.25.00.29.10 4X Pass 2.9.5.8
49 MSI MS-8872 GeForce 4 Ti 4600 128MB/DDR SDRAM 4.25.00.27.33 4X Pass 2.9.5.8
50 MSI MS-8879 GeForce 4 Ti 4200 64MB/DDR SDRAM 4.25.0032 4X Pass 2.9.5.8
51 MSI MS-8888 GeForce 4 MX 440 64MB/DDR SDRAM 4.18.20.03.00 8X Pass 6.6.8.1
52 MSI MS-8889 GeForce 4 Ti 4200 128MB/DDR SDRAM 4.28.20.05.02 8X Pass 6.6.8.1
53 MSI MS-8890 GeForce 4 MX 440 64MB/DDR SDRAM 4.18.20.07.23 8X Pass 6.6.8.1
54 MSI MS-8891 GeForce 4 MX 440 128MB/DDR SDRAM 4.18.20.02.21 8X Pass 6.6.8.1
55 MSI MS-8894 GeForce 4 Ti 4200 128MB/DDR SDRAM 4.28.20.05.11 8X Pass 6.6.8.1
56 MSI MS-8895 GeForce 4 MX 440 64MB/DDR SDRAM 4.18.2007 8X Pass 6.6.8.1
57 MSI MS-8900 GeForce 4 Ti 4800 SE 128MB/DDR SDRAM 4.28.20.21.00 8X Pass 6.6.8.1
58 MSI MS-8904 GeForce FX 5800 128MB/DDR SDRAM 4.30.20.23.05 8X Pass 6.6.8.1
59 MSI MS-8948 GeForce FX 5700 128MB/DDR SDRAM 4.36.20.19.06 8X Pass 6.6.8.1
66 MSI MS-8988 GeForce 6600 256MB/DDR SDRAM 5.43.02.42.02 8X Pass 7.1.2.5
Most of those cards have the exact same interface as your Vid Card, so it will work.
The you look at all the 5200s tested "Dude" you will note:
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9 MSI MS-8907 GeForce FX 5200 64MB/DDR SDRAM 4.34.20.22.00 8X Pass 6.14.10.6681
10 MSI MS-8911 GeForce FX 5200 128MB/DDR SDRAM 4.34.20.15.00 8X Pass 6.14.10.6681
11 MSI MS-8919 GeForce FX 5200 128MB/DDR SDRAM 4.34.20.23.08 8X Pass 6.14.10.6681
12 MSI MS-8923 GeForce FX 5200 Ultra 128MB/DDR SDRAM 4.34.20.23.00 8X Pass 6.14.10.6681
20 Unika FX5200 SP5208 GeForce FX5200 64MB/DDR SDRAM 4.34.20.42.00 8X Pass 6.14.10.6172
Just about every type of 5200 chipset produced was tested for all the different memory combinations.
Ok "Dude"?
Richard

FX5200-TD128LF at 1440x900 possible?

I am very interested in the FX5200-TD128LF board for a HTPC I'm building. But, I have a viewsonic widescreen that runs best at 1440x900. It's unclear to me if this board will run at this resolution.
Also, I see that the board is a half-height board, but the bracket at the end is the full size. I need the half size bracket plate for the small form factor case I'm using. If I can get the short bracket and run at 1440x900, this card is the winner.
James

Well I don't see it listed as a possible resolution setting in the owner's manual. That's why I ask. It's not definitive.
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Solaris 10 Problem with Intel board network interface

I've just installed Solaris 10 on my Intel board with integrated fast ethernet interface. Installation went smoothly, except for the networking. I've already followed the guide on this link http://solaris-x86.org/documents/tutorials/network.mhtml. The problem is, I couldn't find anything such as /dev/iprb0 under /dev directory (iprb is for Intel Ethernet 100 VE). When checking from interactive boot, I got this line:
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Is MAC Pro (late 2013) compatible with Intel E5 or E7 Series 10 core CPU

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http://macperformanceguide.com/MacPro2013-CPU-upgrade.html
Someone did some testing and these Xeon processors scale differently, turbo-boost means it can put a core to sleep when it isn't needed and give more to the cores that are.
But, the number of apps that do use more than 8-core are in short supply.
Then there is the contention between cooling and whether the cpu or the twin GPUs get preference, OS X won't allow both to ask for full 100%.
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Fall is always IDF and v3 of the E5
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Any GeeThree plug-in that uses flash will no longer work, which include all the WildFX plug-ins. Apple did away with flash support in Quicktime 7.3.1 or newer! Now iMovie is basically unusable without the very cool & professional GeeThree plug-ins. If Apple keeps this up iMovie will probably go the way of the dinosaur. I've talked to Apple about this and they responded "why don't you buy Finalcut Pro". It's what Apple does best, Farm the base.....
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Anyone in UK know if BT voyager 205 is compatible with intel macs?
Ive just found out my old speedtouch USB330 isnt yet intel mac compatible and need to buy a cheap new one.
Thanks

Steve,
Don't worry about it... and a warm welcome to Apple Discussions
Unfortunately, there isn't a way, currently, to remove posts although you do have a 15 minute window to make any modifications.
I suspect the 205 that you received and did not work was either faulty or was not set up properly.
Your recommendation of the 210 is a good one and if they are priced similarly then, as I said, the 210 would be a better investment.
RD

HT1557 where do i find Universal Binary Component compatible with Intel-based Macintosh that allows quicktime to show video?

where do i find the link to the Universal Binary Component compatible with Intel-based Macintosh that allows quicktime to show video?

I think your question is too vague to get an answer.
You're asking for a 'Universal Binary component' for your 'Intel-based Macintosh'. Why universal binary?
universal binaries are designed to work on both PowerPC and Intel machines. If you're using an Intel machine why do you need PowerPC support?
Also, you want something that 'allows QuickTime to show video'. Well, not to be glib, but QuickTIme does video - that's it's raison d'etre. Therefore I think your question is more about how to get QuickTime to show a specific (non-standard?) video format. Without knowing what that format is, it's impossible to answer your question directly.
That said, maybe the place to start is Apple's QuickTime Components index.

Do i need to update my BIOS? B85M-E45 intel board

Hi im using B85M-E45 intel board with i5 4460 and 8gb ram
my current bios version is V10.7.
there is latest bios which is V10.9
should i update?

Quote from: wongkaicheng001 on 03-June-15, 20:23:53
i see no issue, but is this update might beneficial for me? V10.9
1.Improved AMD Graphic card compatibility.
Do you have AMD VGA card compatibility issues?
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2.Improved memory compatibility.
Do you have memory compatibility issues?
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3. Fixed Realtek lan still can work after disable "Onboard LAN Controller" in BIOS.
Do you disable onboard LAN controller?
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4. Updated VBIOS and GOP Driver.
Do you miss any feature in VBIOS, what is GOP?
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so what does point NO 2 and 4 means ?
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MSI-7293 compatible with Intel Core 2 duo E7600 proessor?

Hi, I'm trying to revive an old tower system and a mate of mine gave me one of these mobo's with a Celeron Dual Core E1200 installed.
This processor is a bit too anaemic for my purposes and was hoping to install the E7600 Core 2 Duo but I'm not entirely sure the CPU is compatible with the board.
The CPU is an LGA 775 and this board is supposed to support Core 2 Duo and also 1066FSB so all looks good from that point of view. But as this seems to be an "early" 775 mobo and the E7600 a much later CPU I wanted to be sure before buying one.
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There is no MS-7293 retail board: http://www.msi.com/service/search/?kw=MS-7293&type=product
What you have is an oem board made for Fujitsu (http://download.ts.fujitsu.com/WDB/FAQContentstart.asp?ID=23388551&Info=SA&Todo=Fullsearch&Sprache=en&LNG=COM&RN_FAQ=Search%20result)
This forum only covers retail MSI products not oem ones. For question concerning cpu support ask the pc manufacturer because he determines what cpu is supported. As your board is an old VIA PT890 chipset board chances are slim anyway.

MSI P55 GD80 compatible with Intel COre i7 Extreme 965

hye there, i just wanted to know is the new p55 GD80 fits with intel core i7 extreme 965??..
as far as i concern, p55 mobo compatible with any i5 or i7 board, is that true.?

The p55 stands for the chipset , so it's a p55 chipset and no x58 chipset ,.
The p55 is only compatible with cori i5 and core i7 starting with 8... ( 860 , 870) it support only dual channel memory and not triple like the core i7 9... (920 , 940 , 950 965 ,975).
The core i5 and core i7 860 ,870 has the pci-e controller integrated so you have only 1x16 or 2x 8x8 or 1x8 and 2x4 for triple sli in sli or crossfire. The core i7 9.... with x58 chipset have 2x 16 pci-e or 1x16 and 2x8 for triple sli , so for highend multi gpu's the x58 has a advantage and it has triple channel memory , but it is a small advantage.
See here the socket it support and if it has hyper-treathing or not.
The core i5 750 has no hyper-treathing the core i 7 does, no matter what socket ( 1156 or 1366)
Model      LGA socket    Core/Thread    Clock    Turbo boost    L3 cache    TDP    Price
45nm
Bloomfield
Core i7 975    1366    4/8         3.33      3.60      8    130    999
Core i7 950    1366      4/8      3.06      3.46      8    130    562
Core i7 920    1366      4/8      2.66      2.93      8    130    284
45nm
Lynnfield
Core i7 870    1156     4/8      2.93      3.60      8    95    562
Core i7 860    1156      4/8      2.80      3.46      8    95    284
Core i 870s      1156      4/8      2.80      3.46      8    82    337
Core i5 750    1156      4/4      2.66      3.20      8    95    196
Core i5 750s    1156      4/4      2.66      3.20      8    82    259
32nm
Clarkdale
Core i5 670    1156      2/4      3.46      3.73      4    73    284
Core i5 661    1156      2/4      3.33      3.60      4    73    196
Core i5 660    1156      2/4      3.33      3.60      4    73    196
Core i5 650    1156      2/4      3.20      3.40      4    73    176
Core i5 540    1156      2/4      3.06      none      4    73    143
Core i5 530    1156      2/4      2.93      none      4    73    123
Pentium G9650    1156      2/2      2.80      none      4    73    8.
Base line if you want a core i7 Bloomfield =920 ,940 , 950 , 975 or 965 you need a x58 chipset based motherboard.= socket 1366 = triple channel memory DDR3
core i5 Lynnfield (4cores)750 /750s= p55 chipset = NO hyper-treathing=socket 1156=dual channel memory DDR3
Core i7 Lynnfield (4 cores) 860 , 870 = p55 chipset = Hyper-treathing = socket 1156.=dual channel memory DDR3
Core i5 clarkdale (2cores)= p55 chipset = Hyper-treathing = socket 1156.=dual channel memory DDR3
All have turbo mode except the Core i5 540, Core i5 530 , Pentium G9650.
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Can you swap G5 PPC logic board for an Intel board?

If....and I'm hoping not....I have to get a new logic board for my G5 is it possible to sawp it for an Intel version? I mean, is it possible? I'm aware of the cost and such (Procs, memory) in addition but, may possible be tempted to do it if it's do-able.

Negative, the cases look similar but internally are EXTREMELY different. Even the later ( late 2005 ) G5 are internally different than the earlier G5.

Pc laptops Compatible with Intel Wireless Display (WiDi)

I am perplexed and am in need of information/understanding/a reality check.
I recently bought a Lenovo Z570 laptop that was explicitly advertised as supporting Intel Wireless Display (WiDi). I also bought a Belkin Screencast adaptor.
The computer arrived and there was the WiDi shortcut on the desktop. I plugged the Screencast adaptor to my tv through an HDMI cable and set the tv to the correct channel for the input. Great so far!
Per Intel's list of updates (http://www.intel.com/support/wireless/wtech/iwd/sb/CS-033375.htm), I went through and updated the wireless driver and then the Graphics driver. When I tried to update the Intel Wireless Display software, the process was aborted. And my screencast said that the monitor display could not be sent to tv.
After a lot of searching, I realized that my i5-2450M processor does not appear on Intel's list of compatible processors. System requirements can be found at http://www.intel.com/support/wireless/wtech/iwd/sb/CS-031059.htm which says that the processor must be:
ONE of the following:
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Intel® Core™ i5: 580M; 560M; 540M; 520M; 480M; 460M; 450M; 430M; 580UM; 560UM; 540UM; 520UM; 470UM; 430UM; 2540M; 2520M; 2410M; 2537M
Intel® Core™ i3: 390M; 380M; 370M; 350M; 330M; 330E; 2310M
Strange, but at that point I was just angry that the store and/or Lenovo had made a whopping mistake. After all, the WiDi shortcut and program was on my laptop; there has to be a reason for that, right?
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I am very confused. Is Intel's list out of date? But if that's so, why didn't my attempt to update and use the software work? Are bestbuy and costco and multiple laptop makers mistaken when they say a machine is capable of supporting Wireless Display? What the heck is going on? Can anyone help me figure this out?
The Lenovo is on it's way back, but I need a new laptop as my old one is literally falling apart. A new one with WiDi would be extremely useful for a disabled family member. I'm also stuck with the Screencast I bought now too. Beyond all that, I'm really curious what is going on. Am I just stupid or befuddled or . . .is there something I'm missing? Any help would be so, so appreciated. Thank you.

The notebook does fully support WiDi but for some unknown reason, yours simply did not work. The CPU specs from Intel list WiDi as a capability of the CPU and the notebook has the appropriate hardware. I couldn't say why it didn't work but Lenovo does not advertise WiDi as a function of that model on their website so something is obviously off.

Is Flash CS4 not compatible with Intel Graphics (laptop)? Really?

Hi!
I'm graphic and animation designer. My company buys CS4 suite
including Photoshop & Flash. And I'm buying a laptop and now
choosing between one having Intel Graphics and another with ATI
Radeon. Intel has some features I need, but after googling, finding
and reading this topic:
http://www.adobeforums.com/webx?14@@.59b6c473/0
till the end, I see it does not fully support Photoshop
CS4!!! I also need Flash CS4 working, so does it support Flash?
So can you still recommend me buying intel integrated-laptop
or should I take an ATI Radeon powered one? I need Flash working
without annoying compatibilites problems. I don't want to buy an
Intel one, if it is not Photoshop- and Flash- compatible....
Thank you!

Anne,
> after googling, finding and reading this topic:
>
http://www.adobeforums.com/webx?14@@.59b6c473/0
> till the end, I see it [an Intel chip] does not fully
support
> Photoshop CS4!!! I also need Flash CS4 working, so does
> it support Flash?
It's important you understand what "fully support" means in
this
context. According to Eric Palmer's Dec 4 reply (12:11pm),
Photoshop CS4
does, in fact, run reliably on systems with Intel graphics.
Eric purports
to be an Intel employee, but obviously there's no proof of
that.
Regardless, his assertion jibes with with I hear from
colleagues with Intel
graphics chips.
It's not as if Photoshop suddenly fails if you happen to
choose, say,
red from the color swatches. It's not as if Photoshop fails
to export GIFs
on Intel machines. The only thing you're missing -- and this
is true for me
too, even though I don't have Intel equipment -- is
functionality that
relies on OpenGL. One of these features, for example, lets
you rotate the
canvas while you work on a file. I don't mean rotate the
image itself ... I
mean rotate the actual work space without resampling the
image, just as if
you were rotating the piece of paper on which you were
drawing. Granted,
that sounds like a neat feature (I'd like to experiment with
it, myself!),
but it's not a deal-breaker.
As far as I've seen, the Flash CS4 authoring tool doesn't
rely on any
OpenGL-accelerated features.
David Stiller
Adobe Community Expert
Dev blog,
http://www.quip.net/blog/
"Luck is the residue of good design."

Need Sound Card Compatible With Intel D975XBX Mobo and Windows 7

Did a search and no joy. I built a home theater computer about 5 years ago around the D975XBX,? I was using the Sigmatel integrated sound via toslink to my receiver without any problems. I installed W7 yesterday only to find that there are no Intel mobo drivers for W7. So before I go throught he hassle and expense of replacing the mobo and processor, are there any sound cards that are compatible with this mobo and W7? I don't do gaming on this machine, or 3D, mainly 5. out to my receiver. Thanks.
Tim?

DWell, I'll answer my own question. Finding it very hard to belei've that a driver wasn't available for the Sigmatel, I upgraded the Bios, then did another seach. Cha-ching, money!
I really like SB cards, but I don't like spending money when I don't have to.
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