agp 2x slot - AGP 2x4x and 4x8x designation What downloadmultiple slot is it Toms Hardware Forum An 8x AGP card will be voltage compatible with AGP 4x but it might harm the card to put a new AGP 8x card in a 2x or 1x slot If memory serves the 9700 PRO is the most compatible card out there with decent performance Because it was among the first AGP 8x cards it is 8x 4x 2x and even 1x compatible I think AGP 2x4x8x card in older AGP 1x2x slot Toms Hardware Forum What is AGP The Differences Between 1x 2x 4x and 8x Lenovo AGP 4X card in 2X slot AnandTech Forums I would get a new AGP video card since they are backwards compatible ie an 8x AGP card will work in a 4x2x slot at least it does with Nvidia cards Vendetta4400 8 Posts 0 May 24th 2005 2200 an 8x AGP card will work in a 4x2x slot Really cause acidshadow said it wouldnt If thats the case that would solve a lot of my problems Accelerated Graphics Port Wikipedia AGP 10 slot ie 1x2x The model of motherboard in question an Asus P3BF CAN support a Geforce3 Ti200 as well as a Geforce4 Ti4600 Ive run these cards on this motherboard so I know that it can support AGP 20 compliant cards Given the literature on some of the new 8x cards Accelerated Graphics Port AGP is a parallel expansion card standard designed for attaching a video card to a computer system to assist in the acceleration of 3D computer graphicsIt was originally designed as a successor to PCItype connections for video cardsSince 2004 AGP was progressively phased out in favor of PCI Express PCIe which is serial as opposed to parallel by mid2008 IceStorm is right the fastest thing you can put in a 33V2X AGP slot is a Radeon 9700 Pro 9500Pro will also work but 9550 9600 and 9800 will notBRBRThe GeForceFX series dont perform AGP 2x4x SlotCard Upgrade Dell Fastest AGP 2x compatible 33V AGP 10 2878 slot download spec graphics card Thats a different story A 2xonly slot may still comply to the AGP specification 20 fulfilling the power requirements of current high performance cards 4x is a mode that wasnt there before the AGP specification was revised to 20 but that doesnt imply it has to be there in 20compliant boards regards Peter A AnAndAustin AGP 1X2X4X8X Toms Hardware Forum AGP 1x had a data rate of 266 MBs AGP 2x offered 533 MBs and AGP 4x provided 107 GBs AGP 8x the fastest version had a maximum data rate of 214 GBs Modern computers no longer include AGP slots as they have been replaced by peripheral component interconnect express PCIe If you want to use an AGP graphics card youll need an AGP 8X card in 2X slot AnandTech Forums Can I SAFELY use an 8X AGP card in a 2X AGP slot PIII BUT there are AGP 4X8X cards that support AGP 2X believe it or not I know because I have a 9800PRO 128 and it supports AGP 2X installed perfectly and benched fine Here is a perfect example of a strictly AGP 2X card AGP 2X Here is a perfect example of a card that works on AGP 2X and 4X AGP 4X is backwards compatible with AGP 8X AGP 2X chipsets come with 33V slots AGP 8x chipsets come with 15V slots and some AGP 4x chipsets come with AGP Universal slots 33V slots use the front key notch 15V slots use the rear key notch and Universal slots are unkeyed so they can fit both types of cards AGP 2x 4x and 8x all refer to bandwidths at which devices run on an AGP interface same physical connector The original AGP interface had a certain bandwidth 266MBs and was updated to increase the throughput twice four and eight times at much data in a given amount of time ie 533MBs 1066MBs 2133MBs you can use either kind of card 24 or 48 but it will contoh pamflet only run at AGP4x
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