ADD2
ADD2 refers to a special interface based on a PCIe slot of a PC motherboard with Intel - chipsets that through the integrated GMA - GPU feature. ADD2 is a continuation of ADD ( AGP Digital Display). Using special ADD2 adapters, the graphic signal can be output to other devices (monitor, TV, HDTV) using various ADD2 cards in digital or analog form, depending on the application. The slot is also referred to as SDVO (Serial Digital Video Output).
The advantage of using an ADD2 card for the end user is the flexible use of the graphic signal. Motherboards with integrated graphics (so-called onboard graphics ) at the time of these chipsets generally only had a simple analog VGA output ( D-Sub socket).
Supported chipsets
The following chipsets support ADD2 cards:
- Intel 915G Express Chipset
- Intel 946GZ Express Chipset
- Intel 945G Express Chipset
- Intel G965 Express Chipset
- Intel Q965 Express Chipset
- Intel Q963 Express Chipset
- Intel G31 Express chipset
- Intel G33 Express Chipset
- Intel G35 Express Chipset
- Intel Q33 Express Chipset
- Intel Q35 Express Chipset
- Intel G41 Express Chipset
- Intel G43 Express Chipset
- Intel G45 Express Chipset
- Intel Q43 Express Chipset
- Intel Q45 Express Chipset
Individual evidence
- ↑ Graphics - ADD2 card support . Intel.com. Retrieved July 17, 2010.