The ATI RX330 AGP is a graphics card released by ATI Technologies (which is now part of AMD) in the early 2000s. It was part of the Radeon series of GPUs and used the AGP (Accelerated Graphics Port) interface, which was common in older PCs. The RX330 AGP was designed primarily for mainstream and entry-level gaming and 3D rendering tasks at the time of its release.

As this card is quite old, you may have difficulty finding drivers for it on modern systems, as AGP slots have been largely phased out in favor of PCIe (PCI Express) slots. However, if you're trying to install a driver for this card on a legacy system or are working with older hardware, here's what you need to know.