The Rage Pro Turbo AGP is a graphics card made by ATI (now part of AMD), released in the late 1990s. It was part of the ATI Rage series, designed to support 3D graphics acceleration and enhanced video performance for PCs. The "AGP" stands for "Accelerated Graphics Port," a high-speed interface used to connect the graphics card to the motherboard, providing faster data transfer rates compared to older PCI cards.

The "Windows driver" for the Rage Pro Turbo AGP is a software package that allows the operating system (like Windows) to communicate properly with the graphics card, enabling it to display images and run applications that require graphics processing. Without the correct driver, the graphics card may not work properly or may not be recognized by the system.