Short and straight to the point. Thanks!

"DaveW" wrote in message
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AGP drivers tell the motherboard's AGP circuitry what to do.
Video drivers tell the graphics card what to do.
DirectX drivers tell the video card how to relate to the software being
used
in DirectX applications.

Hope this simple explanation helps.

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DaveW



"bobby" wrote in message
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I have reinstalled WinXP on my machine. I have a GeForce 4 Ti4200
videocard
and have downloaded the latest videodrivers from the suppliers (Asus)
website. I have also installed the latest DirectX version (9.0)

But then I have also spotted an AGP video driver installation that came
with
the mobo. Should I install this as well?

I am well confused of the roles of AGP drivers, DirectX and video
drivers.
Can someone clear the fog a little please?