alt Hacker News> some unnamed AGP video card
Do you mean VGA rather than AGP? AGP came much later than the 386 and wouldn’t have been supported by its motherboard chipsets.
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devmor • last Sunday at 12:28 AM
Probably correct, though I think I had a 486 board with an AGP slot? I didn’t have anything newer than that until the Core 2 Duo came out.
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Same size as a normal ISA connector but "deeper" (2 rows of contact if you could inspect them)? EISA
Full ISA connector (potentially missing the bit in the middle) and then a further piece? VLB
Shorter than ISA but higher density? AGP (it's even a bit shorter than PCI)
Was it at least a Pentium? Can't be AGP otherwise.
Going to ignore PCI-X, PCIE and obscure AGP variants