What Card is this?

[DrachenEngel]

I just found my old graphics card which I replaced about 1.5 years ago.

Sadly I cant remember what it was and it doesn't say anywhere on it and I don't have any documentation(bought 2013 I think).

Can anyone figure it out just from looking at it?

 

Thanks in advance no matter the result.

[AndreiArgeanu]

3 minutes ago, DrachenEngel said:

Can anyone figure it out just from looking at it?

look at what? images loaded

Also are there not any sticker on it? on the backplate/pcb?

It looks like a 600 series gpu, maybe a 670 or 660.

[Action_Johnson]

Might be something like a GTX 670.. Just plug it in and find out. 

[WhitetailAni]

Looks like a 600-series FE card.

Can you take a picture of the back? There should be a sticker there.

[DrachenEngel]

Pic of the backside

[Entropy.]

2 minutes ago, DrachenEngel said:

Pic of the backside

No dice from me. Any reason why you can't just plug it in and find out? 

[minibois]

GTX 660 1.5GB (some OEM model).

[Mateyyy]

The cooler looks like what you'd see on a reference GTX 660/660Ti/760. The green PCB is a little out of the ordinary though, so perhaps it's an OEM part, like a 760Ti?

 

Though the best way to find out what it is would obviously be plugging it into a computer and checking what GPU-Z's got to say.

[DrachenEngel]

Mostly that I am afraid to break something.

[Downkey]

Some OEM 660/670?

[AbydosOne]

19 minutes ago, DrachenEngel said:

Thanks in advance no matter the result.

GTX 660 1.5GB (apparently) from an Alienware X51 R2.

[DrachenEngel]

Thanks for the help.

[RyzenWorshipper]

Looks like a gtx 670 Founders Edition.

[mariushm]

yeah

 

For anyone curious how to search stuff like this ...

 

3 memory chips on the bottom, 3 on top ... 6 chips ... x 32 bits per chip = 192 bit bus bandwidth... so either 1.5 GB or 3 GB or 6 GB of VRAM

 

top of the card by the two UL numbers (the numbers that start with E) there's a 4 digit code  : 1325 ... that means year 2013, week 25  so the card was made in 2013 or later, which means the gpu chips was launched in 2013 or earlier.

 

You know it's a nVidia card ... so you can go to a site like Techpowerup and look for nvidia cards , with 192 bit memory, released before 2013 : https://www.techpowerup.com/gpu-specs/?mfgr=NVIDIA&buswidth=192 bit&sort=name

 

You can go further and read the code on the memory chips and you find out if it's ddr3 or gddr5 or something else and use that to filter further..

 

Then you have nVidia P2004 printed by the pci-e connector ... a quick google search hints to GTX670 but that's a 256 bit card, so your best option is the GTX660 model which is 192bit.

 

Also the presence of so many memory chip footprints points to the board being a reference design reused with multiple chips (192 bit, 256 bit, maybe even 512 bit but unlikely...