How to test old graphics cards

I have several cards to test:

Graphics Card:

1. Nvidia GeForce 2 MX400 64MB TV-Out - AGP
2. ATI 3D Rage IIC - AGP
3. SiS 6326 V1.32A - AGP
4. STB 1X0-0709-408 - AGP
5. STB G.Way Vel 128 AGP NO/TV - AGP

Already know how if they are in 2D or 3D? Then how to test with a PC with an AGP port, but not boot on its own install of XP that I do not want to mess up with different drivers?

There should be a live CD that contains very basic 3D applications (DirectX 4? Or older) To see if these cards work correctly, and a program that finds all the info on these cards.

Weird, will require two PCs, because you have maps of two different generations, with AGP 1.0 and AGP 2.0

http://gallery.techarena.in/data/516/AGP_Volt_info.jpg

Damn they are all 3.3V from the Nvidia.

3.3V and is incompatible with the latest AGP motherboard? (A Abit UL8).
Thank you

No graphics card falls 3.3 in a 1.5 slot like the team that UL8

For the test, it will take a maximum time of the motherboard Pentium II/III, genre as a Asus P2B eg.

Initially I was not able to boot. It starts and I have always a black screen. But I managed to redo the work, and I even used to mount a new PC

So I could test all my video cards with the "Final Reality", and the GeForce 2 is 1.5V which is on the motherboard that is at 3.3V: normal?

Final Reality ... it recalled memories

Normal for the GF2.

Those who would need a voltage would have been different format AGP Pro

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Originally Posted by southparx

No graphics card falls 3.3 in a 1.5 slot like the team that UL8

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May I please interject here: Can you please confirm if the above statement means one CAN plug the new 3.3 cards INTO a 1.5 slot - or NOT?!

Amazing that this excellent pic was caught by google images; it explains EXACTLY what is different from my old (busted) ATi card, compared to every single NEW ATi card that is for sale (that i have examined online today at least)

Thus leaving me wondering if i CAN get a replacement. i should look at the matching socket, i guess, see how many pins it can HOLD?

thanks anyway, for the amazing pic.