Bfg 7800 Gs Agp **SOLD**

[Scaldari]

USed. One of the fastest AGP cards made at the end of the x32 era. I know of only 1 faster! Used to play FEAR and Obivion will all options on. Later got deligated to my HTPC When i build a new game rig <old game rig became HTPC> $100 firm <paypal><stil retails for over $200> or higher end Socket A DDR 400 Mobo in trade

[AIstudio]

Hi,
How much shipped to the UK?? Is there a difference in teh us version to the uk?? ie UK is on PAL. is there anything that makes this specific to the US?
Could you also post the specs of the card. AGP 4x 8x ???

Thanks

Kev

[Spragleknas]

I am quite confident that all cards later than the nVidia 4-series is AGP x8. Even so, AGP x4 or AGP x8 - just about no difference, and a x8 gfx will work on a x4 mobo and the other way around.

[AIstudio]

a x8 gfx will work on a x4 mobo and the other way around.

Many thanks for that Spragleknas, I didnt realise that you could use a 8x card in a 4x motherboard.

Kev

[Spragleknas]

JIC - read this:

Originally Posted by Wikki: AGP

Compatibility
Compatibility, AGP Keys on card (top), on slot (bottom)
Compatibility, AGP Keys on card (top), on slot (bottom)

AGP cards are backward and forward compatible within limits. 1.5 V-only keyed cards will not go into 3.3 V slots and vice versa, though "Universal" slots exist which accept either type of card. AGP Pro cards will not fit into standard slots, but standard AGP cards will work in a Pro slot. Some newer cards, like NVIDIA's GeForce 6 series or ATI's Radeon X800 series, only have keys for 1.5 V to prevent them from installing in older mainboards without 1.5 V support. Some of the last modern cards with 3.3 V support were the NVIDIA GeForce FX series and the ATI Radeon 9500/9700/9800(R350) (but not 9600/9800(R360)).

It is important to check voltage compatibility as some cards incorrectly have dual notches and some motherboards incorrectly have fully open slots. Furthermore, some poorly designed older 3.3 V cards incorrectly have the 1.5 V key. Inserting a card into a slot that does not support the correct signaling voltage may cause damage.

[Scaldari]

BFG Tech - BFG NVIDIA GeForce 7800 GS OC 256MB AGP is the full product spec. as for shipping.... if you still decide your interestedUSPS Postage Rate Calculator you can select NTC vs PAL in device settings

[AIstudio]

Hi Scaldari,
I have had a look at the specs and it doesn't say anything about 3.3v or 1.5v? I have had a look through my motherboard specs and that doesn't either. It is an old board, but I suppose AGP is old hat anyway.
My board does have the same AGP slot as your card though with just 1 notch. So it does look like it will work and be compatible.
I am interested if you could find out how much shipped to the UK. post code FY5 1RH

Many thanks

Kevin

[Marcusb]

from memory it was only the AGP 2x cards that had the different voltage.
Any AGP card that is 4x or higher will work with any AGP mobo that is 4x or higher.

It sounds like a pretty good deal. Pity I have an AGP 6600 in my spare PC already. The upgrade isn't worth it to go from 6600 to 7800 on my spare PC.

[AIstudio]

I take it the BFG lifetime warranty wont be transferable??
I have just emailed someone regarding this card as they say that an AGP2 slot is required. It doesn't say that on the BFG website though, so I think that they are wrong there.
It does look like a good solution at a good price. I will be selling my ATI HD2600 pro if I buy this.

Just need to decide if the warranty warrants buying new, or to just buy this one. MMmmmm
decisions decisions

Kev

[Scaldari]

Click the Postage Rate Calculator link in my post. it gives you all your shipping options and price. I already set it for US/UK. As far As the Warrenty Transfer goes... It says Original Purchaser but im not sure how are they to prove that it was not bought by you? It says also 10yr outside the US, but im not sure if that is residency or Purchase. Just say you bought it at best buy on a States Trip? it is nearly no questions asked...