You probably wouldn't want to use these in a gaming system anymore, but they would be nice for an HTPC since they're fanless.
The newer one is an Asus EN8400GS Silent (NVidia 8400GS chipset, 512MB RAM) with DVI, VGA, and S-video output. It's a single-width card, with a low-profile heatsink covering half the card. I think I have the install disk for it, but if not, drivers should still be available on the web. (I just updated the driver a few months ago before I rebuilt my system.)
The older one is a Gigabyte GV-RX13P256DE-RH (ATI Radeon 1300 Pro chipset, 256MB RAM) with DVI, VGA, component, and S-video output. It takes up two slots because it has a large heatpiped heatsink on it. I have the component breakout cable and the install disk, although the disk is only for Windows XP.
I'll ship both of them to any CONUS location for $20.
The newer one is an Asus EN8400GS Silent (NVidia 8400GS chipset, 512MB RAM) with DVI, VGA, and S-video output. It's a single-width card, with a low-profile heatsink covering half the card. I think I have the install disk for it, but if not, drivers should still be available on the web. (I just updated the driver a few months ago before I rebuilt my system.)
The older one is a Gigabyte GV-RX13P256DE-RH (ATI Radeon 1300 Pro chipset, 256MB RAM) with DVI, VGA, component, and S-video output. It takes up two slots because it has a large heatpiped heatsink on it. I have the component breakout cable and the install disk, although the disk is only for Windows XP.
I'll ship both of them to any CONUS location for $20.
