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April 17th 03, 09:17 AM
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AGP8x - AGP 4x
My motherboard supports AGP 4x (AGP 2.0).
Now I want to install a AGP 8x graphic card which is backward compatible. Will the agp 8x card fit to my motherboards' agp slot? 
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April 17th 03, 10:57 AM
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AGP8x - AGP 4x
Try it and see.
"Wasy" wrote in message ... My motherboard supports AGP 4x (AGP 2.0). Now I want to install a AGP 8x graphic card which is backward compatible. Will the agp 8x card fit to my motherboards' agp slot?
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April 17th 03, 12:12 PM
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AGP8x - AGP 4x
"Wasy" wrote in message ... My motherboard supports AGP 4x (AGP 2.0). Now I want to install a AGP 8x graphic card which is backward compatible. Will the agp 8x card fit to my motherboards' agp slot? You should go to the website of your particular card and see what motherboards it will fit. Your question has nothing to do with Windows XP. -- Earl F. Parrish
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April 17th 03, 01:38 PM
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AGP8x - AGP 4x
the only difference is the transfer rates
-- KevinE323 "Wasy" wrote in message ... My motherboard supports AGP 4x (AGP 2.0). Now I want to install a AGP 8x graphic card which is backward compatible. Will the agp 8x card fit to my motherboards' agp slot?
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