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I have recently upgraded my machine and am looking to put together an old system for a friend out of spare parts. I have a machine which has onboard AGP graphics, ATI Rage Pro Turbo 8Mb (old school, baby!) The Mobo also has an AGP slot and I have an identical AGP card as the onboard solution. What I am wondering is; is it worth installing the 2nd card? Will there be any performance gain? Thanks for looking -- SpecialK |
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My guess is the AGP card would only be faster/better if it had more memory -
otherwise forget it. "SpecialK" <SpecialK.2gws9y@pcbanter.net> wrote in message news:SpecialK.2gws9y@pcbanter.net... > > I have recently upgraded my machine and am looking to put together an > old system for a friend out of spare parts. I have a machine which has > onboard AGP graphics, ATI Rage Pro Turbo 8Mb (old school, baby!) The > Mobo also has an AGP slot and I have an identical AGP card as the > onboard solution. What I am wondering is; is it worth installing the > 2nd card? Will there be any performance gain? > > Thanks for looking > > > > > -- > SpecialK |
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Jerry Wrote: > My guess is the AGP card would only be faster/better if it had more > memory - > otherwise forget it. > > The card is identical to the onboard, what I wanted to know is if they > would work in tandem to provide better performance but I have been told > that the onboard solution would have to be disabled for another card to > work. > > Apparently it's only the expensive solutions such as crossfire that > will allow a tandem setup. > > Thanks anyway -- SpecialK |
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