on 1/29/03 5:44 PM, Charlie Reyes at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Yes I did. I pulled this out of an 8500. what will be some other defining clues? I think the previous possessor may have been a tinkerer too, so it could be a 7x00 board. I need to know without firing it up. I dont want to build the whole wheel and disassemble it for this one point. (if I can get out of it). > Did you say "TNT" - suitable for 7500, 7600s? 8500s use "Nitro" boards > which differ by having an extra chip (Sixty6) to handle video out topside > between PCI and VRAM slots. I can only guess the difference between them > may be ROM revision with the one ending in F2 newer than F1. > > Charlie
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