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  1. 10th May 2015 18:19 #1
    MrPotatoHeads
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    I think it's an old ATI all-in-wonder but I'm not sure.

    If anyone has a more precise idea about the model/maker that would be super helpful!

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    Jeez. A photo of the card might have helped.
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    Front side + back side + face on end...

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    yeah photo of the whole card front and back might help, there are usually stickers on the back.
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  5. 10th May 2015 19:01 #5
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    The screenshot comes from a pretty hardcore quiz on computers.

    After hours of going through pictures of cards I found like a minute ago that the one with the same output layout is actually the Sigma Designs Realmagic xcard.

    Sorry for the bother!
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    and sometimes we think it's actually a non pin-head asking a real question that might be important.
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