sorry to ask this question but i looked up my motherboard on google and found one that matches the number on my board VT82C598AT but my board has 3 slots for ram 2 pci slots and 2 iso (ithink i can't remeber what they are called) and one slot that i don't even have a clue what is if any one can help me it would be most apricitave thanksDownload and run Belarc Advisor (free at www.belarc.com) and you will see the exact make and model of your motherboard.Mrjcwhite...... Well if it has 2 PCI and 2 ISA ....the other one is probably a AGP slot ........ The ISA slots are the longest and (black)I think and probably at the bottom ...... then just above that are the 2 PCI slots ( creme colour ) then above the PCI and OFFSET a bit is the one in question probably a AGP ( brown colour) That is were you would install a AGP video card if you had one .

Hope this helps you . But be sure and do as GX1_Man suggested and you will be sure .

dl65 thanks for the helpand it is not a agp slotMaybe it is just an IDE connector. Where is it located on the board and what is its approximate size?And the color? Can you upload a picture? Or post the board info?this is what it isSome old Dells have a similar item for additional memory for the onboard AGP adapter. I can't see if that is a VERTICAL or a horizontal opening for installing something. Please elaborate or post another picture with that detail. I don't see an AGP slot so I believe that's what it is.hmmm, James, is this out of your compaq tower, because I think have one of those on mine as well, but I don't KNOW what it is, though it looks like it coult be a memory EXPANSION slot. I'll see what I can find on google.Score, at least I think so anyway, I think it's a LVDS module, to the best of my KNOWLEDGE, it's a fast, like Gbps, expansion slot thingy.

Let me know if I got it.


Hope this helpsok, i got a picture of a card here http://www.tcommate.com.tw/Computex/MA-LVDS.jpg does that look like it would work in the slot?thanks toe and it is a compaq i will not own a dellnp james