Geforce 2 pro voltage requirement

I have an old GeForce 2 pro, 8831, card and I would like to know if this is a 3.3v or a 2.5v or a 1.5v card.
Thanks for the help.

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Originally posted by Deathstalker
daveym,
All 4X Vid Cards work on all 4X and 8X mobos. All 4X mobos work with all 4X and 8X Vid Cards.
Take Care,
Richard
Deathstalker, I didn’t know that, but that’s why I joined this forum, to learn
all that I can, how are they backward compatible and forward compatible?
Does the MB and or video card sense the different voltages and apply what’s
need ?
Why does my MB manual says “1 x AGP pro / 8x (1.5v only), and the manual
for the GeForce 2 pro says, Note: “AGP bus VDDQ Voltage and AGP bus
3.3 Voltage should be supplied steadily by your motherboard, otherwise,
your system will crash.”
Thanks for explaining this, H2O Guru

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