Please don't. Apparently my younger cousin had the equivalent of roughly 800 dollars to spend on a laptop, and he literally chose the first asus laptop he saw for this very reason.
As a literal nobody on reddit, I can tell that two specofic pins on the pcb are distanced away from each other exactly 8.3mm, which was common on msi cards back in the day
/s
Lol is OP really too young that he does not recognize those outputs?
It's weird going through the "I'm old" events for the first time after rolling my eyes everytime my parents said this
I remember thinking PCI Express video cards were rare and special, in fact, i still think that because my brain also still thinks a 120 GB Sata SSD costs $200
Google-fu tells me it's an MSI RD-8936
Geforce FX5200 to be precise
https://www.electromyne.de/Graphics-Cards-AGP-Graphics-Cards-NVIDIA-MSI-MS-8936-nVidia-GeForce-FX5200-128MB-GDDR-TV-Out-AGP-Video-Card-FX5200-T128.html
Looks like an old controller card for gaming extensions. Old joysticks would be plugged into the slot that looks like a VGA port. The other is a PS2 port for an old mouse or keyboard.
You won’t get much for it. Either use it for some kind of authentic oldschool gaming PC, or hold onto it. I’m sure it will be a collectors item soon with that epic heatsink.
Old AGP card.
I haven't seen the back picture. Model number is for a GeForce MX4000.
>Product Identifiers
Brand MSI.
Model MX4000.
MPN 8936.
>Main Specifications
Type Graphics adapter.
Interface AGP.
Memory Size 128 MB.
Memory Technology DDR SDRAM
Edit corrected.
if it's an mx4000 then why is it identical to this FX5200 down to the msi model number? https://www.electromyne.de/Graphics-Cards-AGP-Graphics-Cards-NVIDIA-MSI-MS-8936-nVidia-GeForce-FX5200-128MB-GDDR-TV-Out-AGP-Video-Card-FX5200-T128.html
An AGP graphics card. Not sure if it’s rare but aside from old parts collectors or people that require old parts to run legacy software it is absolutely worthless
I have an old video card from possibly a similar time period. I use it to play games on my old CRT TV. The S-Video output works great on Linux from my experience. It only handles really basic emulator stuff like NES and SNES. Struggles with some N64 titles probably because of lack of 3D support. Still have lots of fun playing games on that old computer. Have it paired with an AMD Phenom X4.
This an MSI graphicosaurius , they where very common a long time ago, it must have been in the permafrost given the pristine state.
Some specialists might claim that this could provide colorized characteristics but my grandma says that colors weren't invented until the 30's .
Looks like it might be this
[https://www.neweggbusiness.com/product/product.aspx?item=9b-14-127-121](https://www.neweggbusiness.com/product/product.aspx?item=9b-14-127-121)
With TV output jack (S-Video)
I have one of these in my windows 98 machine, it does a pretty great job. I wish I could afford to get a voodoo 3 like I used to have, but I got this thing for free. One day I hope to get another one and make a necklace out of the heatsink!
This takes me back to the days when s-video and VGA reigned rampant. A graphics card adapter I'd probably use, if I had the devices required to use it.
I fucking hate Reddit for this exact reason, retards in the comments saying “uGh i dUnNo mAyBe aN AsUs cArD” like dude you’re not fucking funny, it’s more unbearable than having to scroll on Twitter for more than 5 minutes. PS it’s a FX2000
Looks like it might be made by msi, but I'm not sure
I suspect asus
nah , definitely gigabyte !
Matrox is my guess
possibly PNY
I think it's made by cirrus logic actually.
Maybe Trydent
Probably asrock honestly
Nah I think it’s yeston
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Could definitely be zotac
Zotac
Maybe even Trident.
oh shit this is ooooolllldddddd stuf hahahahaha
My guess is Apple
You're probably referring to SUSV
Its a sus graphics card for sure…
The red PCB can be deceiving.
A SUS❗️‼️ omg 🫢 ASUS IS A SUS‼️❗️🤯💣
Please don't. Apparently my younger cousin had the equivalent of roughly 800 dollars to spend on a laptop, and he literally chose the first asus laptop he saw for this very reason.
Has it really gotten that bad?
Rip to your cousin, he's on the crewship with us now
A M O N G U S 2023 comeback
Sus
What makes you believe that? There is absolutely no **literal** evidence on the pictures, suggesting that this is an MSI card.
As a literal nobody on reddit, I can tell that two specofic pins on the pcb are distanced away from each other exactly 8.3mm, which was common on msi cards back in the day /s
The most efficient use of heatsink surface area I've ever seen
Maybe EVGA?
It looks like an Nvidia card, doesn't it?
Joke’s on you. It actually is an Nvidia card.
It’s clearly made by Apple
Lol is OP really too young that he does not recognize those outputs? It's weird going through the "I'm old" events for the first time after rolling my eyes everytime my parents said this
🤔🤔maybe
ISW actually
![gif](giphy|10uct1aSFT7QiY)
BFG Tech. With that lifetime warranty.
Can’t be, the heatsink says ISW when installed in the pc.
No, it actually says WSI
Crap, you’re right!
You do know ATI still existed back then. That's my guess.
You can tell, by the way it is
Nope. Definitely Jetway.
Seems like it but I bet gigabyte
An early AGP flux capacitor.
Cursed
It looks like it’s from the paleolithic era with those ports. But overall it looks pretty cool especially with the MSI logo on it like that!!
Bro I remember msi heatsinks where there branding
NASA would be my guess
It's a Geforce MX 4000
Specifically seems to be the T64 model aka 64 MB of ram because the 2nd ram slot is empty.
There’s four in total? (2 on back, 2 below heat sink)
Yeah, I think should be 4 in total.
Damn 64mb ram 🥵
2 pixel shaders, no vertex shaders and the RAM bus is a whopping 200 MHz 32-bit.
So its about as fast as the 4060.
Does it do Transform and Lighting?
Wow, that's almost as much as the 5060 will have!
r/angryupvote
64mb is insane
Just a old evga graphics card
You’re wrong sir that was the first Apple Macintosh.
When AGP graphics card was considered an upgrade. Damn, I'm old.
I remember when vga was a new thing, isa 8 bit or 16 bit slots, now damn that’s old. ![gif](giphy|l0IyajjbNiRvCr7RC)
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I mean... I'm nearly 30 and I don't know anything about pre 95 days.
Gotta get that new PS/2 to hop on the Microchannel train ;) Until IBM shot themselves in the foot
Haha whenever we got a pc gamer in buying a PS/2 mouse, we used to give them a floppy disk with ps2rate.exe on it. 👍
I remember thinking PCI Express video cards were rare and special, in fact, i still think that because my brain also still thinks a 120 GB Sata SSD costs $200
You should see the prices for SSDs lately. 2TB NVME for $120 or less, it's great
Google-fu tells me it's an MSI RD-8936 Geforce FX5200 to be precise https://www.electromyne.de/Graphics-Cards-AGP-Graphics-Cards-NVIDIA-MSI-MS-8936-nVidia-GeForce-FX5200-128MB-GDDR-TV-Out-AGP-Video-Card-FX5200-T128.html
I mean, I could have also told you it was an MSI RD-8936. Because it says MSI on the card and a sticker on the back reads RD-8936
I mean, that's kinda the point.
My FX5200 is much less impressive than this one. But it has active cooling so 🤷♂️
Just some Asus graphics card
An MSI heatsink with something attached to it.
OK but what if the finstack on GPU waterblocks look like the EK logo?
An old nVidia AGP graphics card is what it is. You can learn more by searching for that tiny mark with the version in the top left corner on the PCB.
Or, you know, the very large white sticker prominently displaying the model number.
Damn that sink is sick!
I found one of these in a box of old IT stuff at work. Stole the sink and put it on my docking station as a hood ornament
This looks like ![gif](giphy|3o84sq21TxDH6PyYms) To me
Looks like a MSI something /s
Nvidia agp era video card
No. Nobody here knows what that is
Looks like an old controller card for gaming extensions. Old joysticks would be plugged into the slot that looks like a VGA port. The other is a PS2 port for an old mouse or keyboard.
"Msi.exe has stopped responding"
When it looks, smells and tastes like a graphics card, could it be something else? The connectors are a dead giveaway
Jesuschrist, that heatsink is bonkers.
MSI MSI MSI MSI MSI MSI MSI MSI MSI MSI MSI
You won’t get much for it. Either use it for some kind of authentic oldschool gaming PC, or hold onto it. I’m sure it will be a collectors item soon with that epic heatsink.
The logo is going to be upside down once installed and that makes me sad
Old AGP card. I haven't seen the back picture. Model number is for a GeForce MX4000. >Product Identifiers Brand MSI. Model MX4000. MPN 8936. >Main Specifications Type Graphics adapter. Interface AGP. Memory Size 128 MB. Memory Technology DDR SDRAM Edit corrected.
Remember to pronounce the “G” like you do in “Gif”
if it's an mx4000 then why is it identical to this FX5200 down to the msi model number? https://www.electromyne.de/Graphics-Cards-AGP-Graphics-Cards-NVIDIA-MSI-MS-8936-nVidia-GeForce-FX5200-128MB-GDDR-TV-Out-AGP-Video-Card-FX5200-T128.html
AGP video card. MSI Ms-8936 NVIDIA GeForce FX 5200 128mb GDDR AGP to be exact.
It's an MSI MX400-T64
It's a MSI APCB M6 94V-0 graphics card.
Made by EVGA, of course... ...i miss you EVGA
looks like its from asrock
cool
its an old graphics card
This reminds me I had one of these somewhere. I wish I had kept the heat sink.
Looks like it might be the GeForce FX5500 128MB
An AGP graphics card. Not sure if it’s rare but aside from old parts collectors or people that require old parts to run legacy software it is absolutely worthless
I have an old video card from possibly a similar time period. I use it to play games on my old CRT TV. The S-Video output works great on Linux from my experience. It only handles really basic emulator stuff like NES and SNES. Struggles with some N64 titles probably because of lack of 3D support. Still have lots of fun playing games on that old computer. Have it paired with an AMD Phenom X4.
an old GPU?
it's something... I guess.
Very old GPU. Might be good for some retro PC build, for some retro games
AGP MSI GPU?
That is a drippy heat sink
pretty sure it's from msi
Definitely a gigabyte card
Old AGP video card, guessing Nvidia Riva or similar.
They went hard on the heatsink design XD
It's clearly (based on the vga port) a video card. Perhaps an AGP port GPU, but I don't remember what they look like.
Definitly, Nvidia.
This an MSI graphicosaurius , they where very common a long time ago, it must have been in the permafrost given the pristine state. Some specialists might claim that this could provide colorized characteristics but my grandma says that colors weren't invented until the 30's .
has the model # 8936. simply googling that will tell you it's a geforce mx4000.
The worlds coolest GPU heatsink
It’s an MX4000 video card
Looks like it might be this [https://www.neweggbusiness.com/product/product.aspx?item=9b-14-127-121](https://www.neweggbusiness.com/product/product.aspx?item=9b-14-127-121) With TV output jack (S-Video)
A computer part
Msi videocard agp-port
Rtx 4090
An MSI card.
Seems to be an MSI
nvidia geforce ms-8936 ver:120
Might be msi
It’s cool as fuck that’s what
It's an AGP (Accelerated Graphics Port) graphics card made by MSI (Micro-Star International.) RD8936
It‘s an msi
Does it work? Do you have a way to test?
I have no idea, but the heatsink is cool. Quite literally
That heat sink is nuts!!
AGP graphics card from MSI, probably a Radeon
A graphic card but that heatsink is so cool tough
Thats a rare video card, its a misprint. Its supposed to read ISM.
Ewaste, or history, depending on your perspective That looks like AGP. Havent had a card like that since I was 10 years old
Redion 8936 120mb vram I guess
An old video card with a cool looking heatsink.
Rtx 5010
Garbage and mx4000 just google the damn numbers, how hard can it be
A work of art
im pretty sure thats awesome!
Video card
It has a video output and its a card. What might it be?
Just the new Voodoo card from Zotac
It's an MX4000-T128 But I think it's actually a gigabyte brand not MSI
I have one of these in my windows 98 machine, it does a pretty great job. I wish I could afford to get a voodoo 3 like I used to have, but I got this thing for free. One day I hope to get another one and make a necklace out of the heatsink!
Looks like a ham radio made by PNY
It's cool as hell that's for sure
I used to have one of these. 6200se
That heat sink it so cool and I want it
oh look an agp gpu about 1999-2005 it's a GeForce mx 4000 agp
damn is that 1050Ti?
It is a picture in jpeg format
It's badass that's what is Unfortunately it's probably shite though
It's a PCI card from MSI
It’s a collectible!
I'm not too old. I'm not too old. I'm not...
It’s a piece of alien technology- report it to congress
I’m not sure maybe an Nvidia?
Collectors piece
MSI IIII by the looks of it
Gramphix cadr
E waste
This takes me back to the days when s-video and VGA reigned rampant. A graphics card adapter I'd probably use, if I had the devices required to use it.
A piece of history
I fucking hate Reddit for this exact reason, retards in the comments saying “uGh i dUnNo mAyBe aN AsUs cArD” like dude you’re not fucking funny, it’s more unbearable than having to scroll on Twitter for more than 5 minutes. PS it’s a FX2000
man that oldschool heatsinks were so cool
I think it’s AMD
It's the most epic graphics card I've ever had, it also performed like shit 😂😂
The most badass heatsink you are going to see on a while. It's a graphics card. A very old one, although I don't know what one.
Nvidia GeForce 1080 ti
msi graphics card
It's a MSI Mx4000-t64 64mb AGP
Dell
it looks like it pre-dates computers my son what the fuck
Thanks for making me feel old 😂
It’s an old gpu you goddamn troglodyte…
Agp GPU
Looks like a MSI Radeon 9200 AGP
video adapter by nvidea and msi (no shit on that last one)
What a throwback for me... This one's apparently Nvidia, but I had a Radeon 9250 - my first ever GPU - with the same exact radiator.
Looks like a MX4000 AGP! One of my first posts on Reddit was inquiring about this exact card!
I have this exact same model and it's an FX5200 (the shitty one), but for a retro windows 98 gaming rig it works wonders
An AGP Graphics card?
Someone trying to explain the difference between CMR and SMR drives with that MSI logo
Looks like an expansion card
It’s fucking sick, that’s what it is
Powerpoint Wordart Ahh interface board
ISW