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Join Date: Jul 2009
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OS: Windows XP
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AGP 8x Graphic Cards compatible with PCI express x16?
I'm upgrading my old mother board to new one; rest of the hardwares, I'm keeping them. My current graphic card is Radeon 9600xt 256mb, using on AGP 8x slot. Now that my new motherboard has PCI express x16, I was wondering if I can keep using my old graphic card with this new motherboard, or must I get a new one since they aren't compatible.
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Re: AGP 8x Graphic Cards compatible with PCI express x16?
Hi gahdie and welcome to TSF,
No, the slot design is completely different from a AGP and the way data is sent between the motherboard and card. You will need a new Graphics card.
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Join Date: May 2005
Location: USA
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Re: AGP 8x Graphic Cards compatible with PCI express x16?
I think Aus Karlos has given you the skinny on the setup for the graphics card, so you would need a new card.
However, there are a few (very few) boards out there floating around that will accept both AGP and pci-e cards, so it might depend upon what motherboard you have. I know for sure there were some Asrock boards that suppored both AGP and Pci-e.
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