Pro 266 Master AGP Voltage

Does the AGP slot on the Pro266(ms6366) Master take video cards that are 1.5 volt? Or is it just the lower voltage cards?

Installed latest via 4 in 1s, and the previous version. Tried a different set of Detonator drivers. Tried a ti4200(both PNY). Tried setting a lower AGP aperture. I even reinstalled Xp and used the native Xp drivers. I also removed all PCI cards. Still no go. I just gave up on the Geforce 4 ti4400 altogether and went with a Visiontek Geforce 3 ti500. This could be an issue for MSI. If they want to do anything about it. I did not, however, flash my BIOS. I don't feel comfortable with the flash procedure due to the fact that my hard drive is NTFS.

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After spending some hours reading around in this forum I've realized
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hi,
i have a asus radeon 9800xt/tvd and every now and then i get weird thick dark bands running vertically at window xp pro desktop...also has narrower horizonntal banding as well. I reboot and it generally works after that properly. However, the other day it initialised the GART driver just before desktop loading and suddenly rebooted...then did it again. I went to bios and increased agp voltage from default 1.65v to 1.7v and it worked. Hssn't done anything wrong since. Was i right in assuming that was the problem and can i damage the card by doing so? Has this happened to anyone else? If so, how did you solve it and what was the cause?
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I have read about some people using 1.7v to solve certain problems although this was earlier 9600 cards I believe. I'm pretty sure you can't damge anything with that setting so if it works keep it. It is odd though that increasing voltage would solve this since the card gets most of its power from the extra cable you connected.

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I have query regarding the voltage that my GeForce FX5200 AGP card should be set to in the BIOS.
The 'spec' for the 875P AGP 3.0 slot states:
"AGP slot supports 8x/4x at 0.8v (AGP 3.0) or 4x at 1.5v (3.3v is not supported)"
Now according to CPU-Z, my FX5200 is running at 8x and my voltage setting is 1.65v, but shouldn't it be set to 0.8v for 8x?
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Some where in this forum i saw that someone is talking about after removing the heatsink of 5200 and seeing it is 5200 Ultra ...It happened to me too...
My GPU is ought to be 5200 but under the heatsink it is 5200 Ultra
soo i need help about that how can i found vga bios for to turn its bios to 5200 Ultra's
My xp drivers saying it is 5200, after i updated bios will it be turn to 5200 Ultra...?? it must be but is there any compability issues known by anyone ??
And it is 5200 Ultra why it doesn't needs external power input[From PSU] like other Ultras have ?
If i rise the AGP voltage will it be helpful to use all power of 5200Ultra ?
thanx for your time ...
Sorry for my english

Since this issue is regarding a VGA card I'm moving your thread to the VGA Forum...
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KarZyX,
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i need the bios to look it configuration
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i'm currently using default 1.5v but i was just wondering if using
1.6v would help me o/c a bit more.
at the moment the card doesn't o/c well at all.
would it be safe to use 1.6v?
thanx

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juanpa74,
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Here is an 8x Vid Card:
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I've been having trouble oc:ing my 6800GT and one guy told me that the problem is related to my AGP voltage. It's too high thus preventing the GT from running normally at higher speeds.
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agp 1.5v. 6800gt core voltage is 1.3 ultra is 1.4.
those numbers are not really related. your friend may be connecting numbers which are not related. dont forget 6800 has its whole own mobo essentially with a core and ram and other chips sitting on it. thats what the agp 1.5v goes to.
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why would you have to raise AGP voltage
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