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Yes you can. Then obviously when you upgrade to a newer 8X compliant
motherboard in the future you can use the 8X features of your card at that time. Enjoy! Pete "grunt" wrote in message ... Hello All Just a very quick and some might say silly question, l have a computer with AGP 4X capability, could l still purchase and use one of the newer graphic cards that run AGP 8X, l realise l will not get the full performance but would it still be worth my while investing in one. Thanks for any advice Barry |
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![]() "grunt" wrote in message ... Hello All Just a very quick and some might say silly question, l have a computer with AGP 4X capability, could l still purchase and use one of the newer graphic cards that run AGP 8X, l realise l will not get the full performance but would it still be worth my while investing in one. Thanks for any advice Barry AGPx8 happens to be the latest standard so it's being used on the latest cards. Most knowledgeable gamers would try to avoid using system memory via the AGP bus, even at agpx8 speed , by having lots of fast memory on the card itself. So don't go thinking that your wasting your new card by running at agpx4. |
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Thanks for the advice and taking the trouble to answer my question, l was a
little concerned about the consequences of running a agp8 on a agp 4 motherboard and l think it may be prudent to hang on and wait until l upgrade completely. Once again thanks to those that replied. barry |
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