ATI 1025-B4030 AGP Video Card

The ATI 1025-B4030 is an AGP (Accelerated Graphics Port) video card based on the Rage 128 architecture. It was designed for use in desktop computers during the late 1990s and early 2000s, a time when 3D graphics capabilities were becoming increasingly important for gaming and multimedia applications. This card features 32MB of video memory, which was considered substantial for its era, allowing for decent performance in 3D rendering and texture mapping. The Rage 128 was known for its support of DirectX 7.0 and OpenGL, making it compatible with a wide range of software applications and games of the time.

The card is intended for use in systems with an AGP slot, which was a high-speed interface designed specifically for graphics cards to provide faster data transfer rates compared to the older PCI bus. This made it suitable for more demanding graphical tasks, such as running 3D games or video editing software. However, due to its age, it may not be compatible with modern operating systems or software that require more advanced graphics capabilities.

As an older product, the ATI 1025-B4030 may not be widely supported by current hardware or software environments. Users looking to install this card should ensure that their system has the necessary AGP slot and that the motherboard's BIOS supports the card's features. Additionally, drivers for this card may be outdated or no longer available from ATI (now part of AMD), so users may need to rely on legacy driver versions or alternative solutions for compatibility.



Brand: ATI
Model: 1025-B4030
Specifications: AGP interface, 32MB video memory, Rage 128 architecture
Features: Supports DirectX 7.0 and OpenGL, designed for AGP slots, suitable for late 90s/early 2000s gaming and multimedia applications