You should be able to, and you also have to have a good PSU.
Graphics card voltages!
I am about to buy a BFG GeForce 7800 GS OC 256MB GDDR3 TV-Out/DVI (AGP) from overclockers. I have a AS Rock K7VT4A PRO motherboard. In my instruction manual for my motherboard states that "Do not use a 3.3v AGP card as this can cause serious damage. Can I use the above graphics card? Or is it the wrong voltage?
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Recently got a 580w power supply. Was unsure if I had to alter AGP voltages in my BIOS?
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If your mobo has an AGP slot that complies with either the 4x or 8x standard, you're all set. Make sure you have a quality power supply, though. Probably at least 450W, and 36A on the +12V rail if you have one rail or 18A-20A on each rail if you have more than one. Take a look at fortron source (FSP Group) if you need a new unit.
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