Help finding old GFX card

I have a large industrial CnC machine and I need to get a new GFX card for it.
It is an older machine with a windows based PC (Pentium 4 )

The gfx card is a PCI one,
In fact its this exact one.

https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814139144

I'd like to try get something plug and play and not get into drivers (old windows not online, etc) but I will if i have too.
Do you think any GeForce FX 5200 will do like this one?

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/New-boxed-NVIDIA-XFX-GeForce-FX5200-Low-Profile-128MB-PCI-Video-Graphics-Card-/172345452327?epid=1208028019&hash=item282096e727:g:n6MAAOSwB4NWuebk

I notice the ebay one has an extra notch in the pci connector???

Thanks

TerrorFirmer

That's an AGP card it's not PCI.

PCI cards now are very rare but you will find some around, but usually pay a premium.

Cards on older OS like WinXP are not plug and play, you will just have to uninstall old drivers, restart, and install new ones.

At this point, realistically, you can buy an entire 2nd hand machine that would be 500% faster for about €80 on Ebay. I understand if this is not feasible for a business machine in whatever capacity you're running the current one, but consider it.

TerrorFirmer

TerrorFirmer wrote: »

That's an AGP card it's not PCI.

PCI cards now are very rare but you will find some around, but usually pay a premium.

Cards on older OS like WinXP are not plug and play, you will just have to uninstall old drivers, restart, and install new ones.

At this point, realistically, you can buy an entire 2nd hand machine that would be 500% faster for about €80 on Ebay. I understand if this is not feasible for a business machine in whatever capacity you're running the current one, but consider it.

Believe me I would love a new PC but its not possible.
Are you saying the one I have is AGP or the one on ebay?

Spear

Are those not both PCI? AGP has differently shaped pins.

JoyPad

Spear wrote: »

Are those not both PCI? AGP has differently shaped pins.

Indeed, the AGP connector had twice the pins for the same board length.

Spear

Spear wrote: »

Are those not both PCI? AGP has differently shaped pins.

Yes I think terror fermer is wrong,
However ,
the two cards I linked too do have different notches.

TerrorFirmer

edit - Sorry, I am wrong - been too long out of the AGP/PCI game

Spear

TerrorFirmer wrote: »

edit - Sorry, I am wrong - been too long out of the AGP/PCI game

This thread would equally be at home in the archaeology forum to be fair.

Spear

The differing notches are due to different voltage support:

https://electronics.stackexchange.com/questions/245207/why-does-64-bit-pci-have-2-notches

Skerries

that second card is a low profile so designed for small form factor cases

justsomebloke

Skerries wrote: »

that second card is a low profile so designed for small form factor cases

generally the Low profile cards come with switchable plates so they can sit in either.