It's for the integrated i752, yeah. Should be identical to desktop with simply a different device ID. You should be able to force it with device manager. Perhaps there's a clever way to configure the device IDs too, but since Intel GPUs aren't a heavily invested topic among most I haven't heard about anything.
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It's for the integrated i752, yeah. Should be identical to desktop with simply a different device ID. You should be able to force it with device manager. Perhaps there's a clever way to configure the device IDs too, but since Intel GPUs aren't a heavily invested topic among most I haven't heard about anything.
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Have you tried the i740 drivers? As it should be the same family of GPU they might work.
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Damn. Nice find though. There's got to be something out there that'll work otherwise how would Intel's R&D have made it work for testing...
You might be on to something with this. Perhaps it would work with the i740 drivers if the id was altered or inserted into the inf file.
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I found reference to that card and a pic by @erek on [H]ardForum.
It might take the same drivers as a 752 TV tuner card for XP with any luck IMO.
Intel i752 video card
anyone here ever spot an actual Intel i752 AGP (success to the i740) in the wild? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel740#Successor
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selling any equipment? @TOMCATES advent calendar, door 6
Other revision, PCB change from B to C
ES advent calendar, door 7
Not the same card as behind door 6
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Not long ago I was able to buy a pair of ATI HD 2900XTX. They were looking a bit used, but still, not often somebody have an opportunity to buy at least one of those cards, so I was pretty exited.
So, what can I say - they both has the same revision and were made in the same day - Rev. 15 dated 14-th of December 2006, both GPU's were made on week 48 2006:
Holder on one of the cards was cut by previous owner, maybe there was not enough space in his computer case to run them in crossfire mode, who knows.
GPUz recognize them as ATI Radeon 2900XT and shows weather on Mars instead of correct GPU and memory clocks:
Videocard works in PCI-E 8x mode because I installed it in second slot on my test motherboard. However RivaTuner show correct clocks - for GPU 810 Mhz, for memory 2000 Mhz, so it's definately radeon 2900XTX:
When I disassembled them I found no dust on radiator and on the fan, absolute zero, like new ones. Black spots on copper radiator which I thought was dust it fact were remains of soldering between some of heat pipes and fins. Both cards were not able to run 3D applications with 10.2, 13.4, 9.11 drivers, but works fine with 7.6 driver under Windows XP x86 with original BIOS. From the beginning cards showed some artifacts, absolutely the same on both cards, but after clean install of 7.6 driver (before I installed them one by one without deleting previous one) picture become clean in all 3DMarks, here are some pics:
And final 3D Mark score:
I want to say, that this long cooling system is much better than retail one, only 50*C with 45-50% RPM. On 100% it is more loud then my vacuum cleaner and hair dryer together
And even more - on 100% RPM because of vibrations card jumped from PCI-E slot on my bench system 
So I did not tested it on 100% more thoroughly, I don't have bench table and without it it's impossible to fix card in a PCI-E slot properly. Hope it was interesting, later on I will upload original BIOS of one of my cards.
So, what can I say - they both has the same revision and were made in the same day - Rev. 15 dated 14-th of December 2006, both GPU's were made on week 48 2006:
Holder on one of the cards was cut by previous owner, maybe there was not enough space in his computer case to run them in crossfire mode, who knows.
GPUz recognize them as ATI Radeon 2900XT and shows weather on Mars instead of correct GPU and memory clocks:
Videocard works in PCI-E 8x mode because I installed it in second slot on my test motherboard. However RivaTuner show correct clocks - for GPU 810 Mhz, for memory 2000 Mhz, so it's definately radeon 2900XTX:
When I disassembled them I found no dust on radiator and on the fan, absolute zero, like new ones. Black spots on copper radiator which I thought was dust it fact were remains of soldering between some of heat pipes and fins. Both cards were not able to run 3D applications with 10.2, 13.4, 9.11 drivers, but works fine with 7.6 driver under Windows XP x86 with original BIOS. From the beginning cards showed some artifacts, absolutely the same on both cards, but after clean install of 7.6 driver (before I installed them one by one without deleting previous one) picture become clean in all 3DMarks, here are some pics:
And final 3D Mark score:
I want to say, that this long cooling system is much better than retail one, only 50*C with 45-50% RPM. On 100% it is more loud then my vacuum cleaner and hair dryer together
And even more - on 100% RPM because of vibrations card jumped from PCI-E slot on my bench system So I did not tested it on 100% more thoroughly, I don't have bench table and without it it's impossible to fix card in a PCI-E slot properly. Hope it was interesting, later on I will upload original BIOS of one of my cards.
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the wife's pre-order white box "Hoover"
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Is that a GeForce 5900 Ultra? It's ugly, but man, it's beautiful at the same time!
Same as this! Cards like these used to be my dream when I was still rocking a Radeon 9600 XT.Not long ago I was able to buy a pair of ATI HD 2900XTX. They were looking a bit used, but still, not often somebody have an opportunity to buy at least one of those cards, so I was pretty exited.
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So, what can I say - they both has the same revision and were made in the same day - Rev. 15 dated 14-th of December 2006, both GPU's were made on week 48 2006:
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Holder on one of the cards was cut by previous owner, maybe there was not enough space in his computer case to run them in crossfire mode, who knows.
GPUz recognize them as ATI Radeon 2900XT and shows weather on Mars instead of correct GPU and memory clocks:
View attachment 228951
Videocard works in PCI-E 8x mode because I installed it in second slot on my test motherboard. However RivaTuner show correct clocks - for GPU 810 Mhz, for memory 2000 Mhz, so it's definately radeon 2900XTX:
View attachment 228952
When I disassembled them I found no dust on radiator and on the fan, absolute zero, like new ones. Black spots on copper radiator which I thought was dust it fact were remains of soldering between some of heat pipes and fins. Both cards were not able to run 3D applications with 10.2, 13.4, 9.11 drivers, but works fine with 7.6 driver under Windows XP x86 with original BIOS. From the beginning cards showed some artifacts, absolutely the same on both cards, but after clean install of 7.6 driver (before I installed them one by one without deleting previous one) picture become clean in all 3DMarks, here are some pics:
And final 3D Mark score:
I want to say, that this long cooling system is much better than retail one, only 50*C with 45-50% RPM. On 100% it is more loud then my vacuum cleaner and hair dryer together
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and a closet find ...forgot about this one
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Not long ago I was able to buy a pair of ATI HD 2900XTX. They were looking a bit used, but still, not often somebody have an opportunity to buy at least one of those cards, so I was pretty exited.
View attachment 228945
So, what can I say - they both has the same revision and were made in the same day - Rev. 15 dated 14-th of December 2006, both GPU's were made on week 48 2006:
View attachment 228947View attachment 228948
View attachment 228966View attachment 228967View attachment 228968
Holder on one of the cards was cut by previous owner, maybe there was not enough space in his computer case to run them in crossfire mode, who knows.
GPUz recognize them as ATI Radeon 2900XT and shows weather on Mars instead of correct GPU and memory clocks:
View attachment 228951
Videocard works in PCI-E 8x mode because I installed it in second slot on my test motherboard. However RivaTuner show correct clocks - for GPU 810 Mhz, for memory 2000 Mhz, so it's definately radeon 2900XTX:
View attachment 228952
When I disassembled them I found no dust on radiator and on the fan, absolute zero, like new ones. Black spots on copper radiator which I thought was dust it fact were remains of soldering between some of heat pipes and fins. Both cards were not able to run 3D applications with 10.2, 13.4, 9.11 drivers, but works fine with 7.6 driver under Windows XP x86 with original BIOS. From the beginning cards showed some artifacts, absolutely the same on both cards, but after clean install of 7.6 driver (before I installed them one by one without deleting previous one) picture become clean in all 3DMarks, here are some pics:
And final 3D Mark score:
I want to say, that this long cooling system is much better than retail one, only 50*C with 45-50% RPM. On 100% it is more loud then my vacuum cleaner and hair dryer together
Very nice! I saw these for sale and was really hoping somebody in one of our communities would snap them up. Lovely to have matching cards from the same batch, and hey, look at that... Those are from the same lot as mine!
Glad you could bench them. Mine doesn't play nice with 3D at all. A12s seem to be a 50/50 whether they'll work right. Reporting as a 2900 XT is the correct behaviour for these cards, the firmware was mostly reused on the A13 XTX and then A13 XT. There's a few evaluation 1GB A13 XT boards that even have the A13 XTX firmware on them. The only thing that'll tell you which is the BIOS string info screen, which can be viewed in the Advanced tab of GPU-Z.
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ES advent calendar, door 13 (reworked)
Sorry, no pre-release BIOS, updated to normal one. But still a ES card.
ES advent calendar, door 14
My Crossfire twin to door 13
ES advent calendar, door 15
Earlier Version than Door 13 and door 14, this card has the pre release BIOS!
ES advent calendar, door 16
The earliest card with reduced GPU clock and more shaders than the three others.
ES advent calendar, door 14
ES advent calendar, door 15
ES advent calendar, door 16
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It's the legendary "dustbuster" FX 5800 UltraIs that a GeForce 5900 Ultra? It's ugly, but man, it's beautiful at the same time!
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Use GPU-Z 1.20 with older cards, works better.