Not really sure why I bought this... mainly because it looks MASSIVE  :D

Intergraph CSMT52600 AGP Graphic Card MSMT526 -
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=350035374651

nice one

two nice boxed ati cards
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seller is prof.ah as known from voodooalert forums

@rottentreats - I used to own something similar. (sold mine though)

You'll need a good PSU go get the card up and running.

Somewhere around 450W PSU maybe...

It's a PRO workstation card and produces GREAT image quality.

DRIVERS
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http://www.3dlabs.com/content/Legacy/drivers/driverSelect.asp

(Available for Win 2K & NT4 for your card)

USER GUIDE
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https://support.intergraph.com/itservices/sysdocs/graphics/dha032300.pdf

Took me a while to find it first time...so I thought I'd save you the trouble... ;)

Thanks paulpsomiadis!  I was looking for that stuff earlier and I was having some trouble finding it.  What do you mean by "PRO" workstation?  Can this card be used for gaming? or is it a CAD card?  I think I read somewhere that it has 80MB of vram.  I know I will be playing around with the beast for atleast a few hours when I get it  :D

It's a professional OpenGL videocard meant mostly for things like CAD and 3D rendering. It is probably not suited for games.

NitroX infinity wrote on 28.03.08 at 09:11:18:

It's a professional OpenGL videocard meant mostly for things like CAD and 3D rendering. It is probably not suited for games.

It will run GLQuake if I remember right.

I have run a few of these boards, a 300 watt PS works fine. They are old boards, I think a Voodoo Graphics is actually faster.

Anything with the Quake 1 / Quake2 / Quake 3 engine should work fine.

Pretty much most OpenGL games up until the Quake 3 Era or thereabouts...

But no D3D support.

Also, it's probably only OpenGL 1.1 or 1.2 for drivers...