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June 18th 08, 04:30 PM
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Port for Graphics Card
You can try
Control Panel-System-Device Manager-View-Devices by Connection And look for Graphics Card in the list, it's parent will tell you where it is connected. (For eg. my Nvidia Geforce 8600GT connected to Intel(R) G33/G31/P35 Express Chipset PCI Express Root Hub (so it is a PCIe card)) Csaba Cicero wrote: How do I find out whether my graphics card is connected to a PCI, PCI express, or PCI x16 or whatever? 
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June 20th 08, 06:54 AM
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Port for Graphics Card
If your video card is AGP, you will have to choose View-Devices by Type.
For example on my system shows... Display adapters |_ ATI Radeon HD 2600 Pro AGP "Bistey Csaba" wrote in message ... You can try Control Panel-System-Device Manager-View-Devices by Connection And look for Graphics Card in the list, it's parent will tell you where it is connected. (For eg. my Nvidia Geforce 8600GT connected to Intel(R) G33/G31/P35 Express Chipset PCI Express Root Hub (so it is a PCIe card)) Csaba Cicero wrote: How do I find out whether my graphics card is connected to a PCI, PCI express, or PCI x16 or whatever?
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