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i thought the last AGP card was used by King Arthur back in the middle ages
i thought the last AGP card was used by King Arthur back in the middle ages
XFX ATI Radeon™ HD 4650 AGP!!!
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Great for them still showing love to AGP.
What I think is most chipsets that have AGP support weak cpu by today standards so that will bottleneck it.
I rather update than use that.
What I think is most chipsets that have AGP support weak cpu by today standards so that will bottleneck it.
I rather update than use that.
no the last AGP card was XFX 7600gt. ANd I thought it was the end of them.
Why? This kind of crap annoys me. It's often this type of clinging to old technology the stunts new innovations. Don't get me wrong, I don't like things completely changing every 2nd day, but AGP is dead. Time to move on.Great for them still showing love to AGP.
Why? This kind of crap annoys me. It's often this type of clinging to old technology the stunts new innovations. Don't get me wrong, I don't like things completely changing every 2nd day, but AGP is dead. Time to move on.
But there are still some people who are looking for a new AGP card for their old system. Think about them.
we are, we're calling them old timers 
Great for them still showing love to AGP.
What I think is most chipsets that have AGP support weak cpu by today standards so that will bottleneck it.
I rather update than use that.
Why? This kind of crap annoys me. It's often this type of clinging to old technology the stunts new innovations. Don't get me wrong, I don't like things completely changing every 2nd day, but AGP is dead. Time to move on.
While i agree with red that there are people who need them it would have been a good idea to do an nvidia agp card not an ati one since they dont support agp as far as i know for newer models...
But there are still some people who are looking for a new AGP card for their old system. Think about them.
In my country at least they sure are.
People now on PCIE 3 and AGP still alive?:lol:
Btw, mine is an AGP, i'm using it after i bought my baby and i'm not playing to buy this, waiting to get a new babe.
Btw, mine is an AGP, i'm using it after i bought my baby
and i'm not playing to buy this, waiting to get a new babe.
So I guess producing a new card is worthwhile
There's the used market for them. If they can't find new AGP motherboards anymore, they should be able to find new AGP cards either.
But there are still some people who are looking for a new AGP card for their old system. Think about them.
mr.spyhop I meant to say new AGP cards and not old ones.There's the used market for them. If they can't find new AGP motherboards anymore, they should be able to find new AGP cards either.
There is already an agp 4670.
Ahh...the good old days of AGP, I still remember the time when I brought a Nvidia FX5500 (AGP 4x). It was the first dedicated GPU I brought and its graphics just blew me away :lol:
Ha. Maybe if the price was like 50$ or something. Im still running an old back-up ide on my board since my pcie x1800 died. Where i dont like Asrock much, it was very handy to have a pcie and an agp slot.
For me my first was an ATI rage 3D 8MB agp 2x the funny thing is a friend had a TNT2 32 mb card and a better PC then me, but i could run ePSXe on D3D better then him :lol:.Ahh...the good old days of AGP, I still remember the time when I brought a Nvidia FX5500 (AGP 4x). It was the first dedicated GPU I brought and its graphics just blew me away :lol:
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Nice thread.
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