I got a couple of old computers from a friend who just moved and found these abandoned in the basement most of it’s pretty easy to identify but this isn’t clearly labeled and was just sat in a ziplock bag inside an old dell case
I got a couple of old computers from a friend who just moved and found these abandoned in the basement most of it’s pretty easy to identify but this isn’t clearly labeled and was just sat in a ziplock bag inside an old dell case
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OEM Dell ATI HD2400 Pro
Once upon a time, motherboars did not always have on board graphics, it is was considered an option. This is what was needed to run a server, game specific cards were limited to a select two or three. The high end cards we have today are so much more advanced it isn’t even a comparison, and they most likely wouldn’t even exist at the tier they do if crypto mining wasn’t a thing.
The old equivalent of the RTX 3050 or RX 6400 today, a Radeon HD 2400. It’d run a monitor and older games, even contemporary games if you dropped the settings a bit.
Tiny Lil GPU : 3
It appears to run on some form of electricity
That’s a very old, tiny GPU lol
Put it in a server to play Minecraft while hosting for the kids on the block
I’m sure I had Geforce 7200 low profile with a fan exactly the same. Came with HP pavilion desktop.
And I thought my hd3000 laptop graphics was bad.
A Relic from a bygone age.
Looks like gt410
ATI Radeon HD 2400 Pro PCI-E Graphics Card
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OuVIJlSDOs0](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OuVIJlSDOs0)
That is what you call a fan,it makes it so the computer can cool down if it gets too hot.
Imagine that one tiny fan on a RTX 4090 On 8K settings 🤣🤣
>this isn’t clearly labeled
Minus the
>clear label everybody just googled
I love this kind of stuff- its still amazing to me just how far the PC has developed in such a relatively short time. In 1990 I paid £399 for an Amiga 500 because it out performed even the quickest 486 which at the time would have cost £3000 with its ground breaking 1 MB graphics card. ! Can’t help but think programmers were amazing back in the day when they squeezed phenomenal games and performance out of systems when ram was measured in MB’s and a big hard drive was 20-30 mb ! . In 1982 I was working for a high-fi shop that started selling computers – I sold a guy an Osbourne “portable” computer – the case was the size of a carry on – weighted a ton with its green 10” monitor, no HD just two 5 1/4 Floppy disk drives and no battery – you had to plug it in ! £3600 ! I have no idea what that is in todays money ! Most people would have gotten REALLY excited when they got their hands on your graphics card !
It’s an early 4090 dev version
looks like an old gpu by asus. without any useful stickers, all we can do is guess or you can plug it into a computer and look for identifiers.
Looks like my GeForce 4
You can find out if you google AD-RV610LE
Did you Google the very obvious part number?
You use the internet much….just look up the model number…durp
Sees AGP connector, remembers using ISA and PCI cards…
According to AliExpress it’s an RTX 4090ti
I thought to myself “it’s a graphics card, you pud.”
And then I realized I missed the reference.
GT710.
It’s a graphics card
I love the part where you ask what it is, then immediately don’t show the I/O ports that will have video I/O
It’s green chocolate. I do not recommend eating it though
GTA would set fire to this …