If I'm not mistaken, using the Pentium 4 limits you to the AGP platform. So if you want "good support for computer graphics use", get the best video card that's compatible with your motherboard. Which is what, btw?
If I'm not mistaken, using the Pentium 4 limits you to the AGP platform. So if you want "good support for computer graphics use", get the best video card that's compatible with your motherboard. Which is what, btw?
IF your CPU is a socket 775 part (use CPUz to find out) and IF your GPU is PCIe (use GPUz to find out), an ASUS or Gigabyte P45 based motherboard is what you need.
If the CPU is a socket 478 part OR your GPU is an AGP part, you will need to purchase more than just a motherboard.
Please post a detailed description of what components are in your system and more details on the intended usage (gaming, pictures or rendering graphics?) and we will be able to better assist you.
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