Hardware question (APG)
Well is there any way to make sure that you have a APG socket?
I am pretty sure I have one, but I have no idea how it looks like and I can therefore not locate it.
I bought this computer this year so I think I should have one, but all i can find are the six PCI sockets.
Is there any way you can know for sure?
BTW; this wasnt really gl related, but tis a havy trafficed forum so...
-=Moogle=-
I assume you mean AGP ...
The AGP slot is normally located right above the PCI slots. It is usually black or brown. It looks similar to a PCI slot, but it is a bit smaller.
The AGP slot is normally located right above the PCI slots. It is usually black or brown. It looks similar to a PCI slot, but it is a bit smaller.
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2X, 4X, etc is sort of like the way CD-ROM drive speeds are measured...I think it refers to how many times faster than the original AGP standard the slot is, like a 4X slot is 4 times faster than the original, 1X. Any motherboard made within probably the last 3 years (if not longer) has a 4X slot.
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