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In news:e2470f35.0501041249.156d312b@posting.google.com
tmuldoon@spliced.com (Tavish Muldoon) wrote:
> Does that mean it will support upto an AGPx2 card? Or 4x, 8x?
>
> What kind of video card can I use with a mobo with an AGP 2.0-compliant
> interface?
AGP 2.0 went to 4x. The current standard is AGP 3.0 [I think] which goes
to 8x.
Archived from groups: comp.sys.ibm.pc.hardware.video (More info?)
> Bert Hyman <bert@visi.com> wrote:
> AGP 2.0 went to 4x.
Also 1.5v signalling (vs. the original 3.3).
Supposedly a slot lacking any keyway barriers
near center is "universal" and can also accept older
1.x cards.
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"Tavish Muldoon" <tmuldoon@spliced.com> wrote in message
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> Does that mean it will support upto an AGPx2 card? Or 4x, 8x?
>
> What kind of video card can I use with a mobo with an AGP 2.0-compliant
interface?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Tmuld.
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