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Sgt Andrew
I have the AIW 8500DV and I am planing on upgrading my motherboard. Can I use
the 8500DV on a motherboard with a AGP 8x and 4x slot?
TIA
Andy
the 8500DV on a motherboard with a AGP 8x and 4x slot?
TIA
Andy
Sgt Andrew said:I have the AIW 8500DV and I am planing on upgrading my motherboard. Can I use
the 8500DV on a motherboard with a AGP 8x and 4x slot?
TIA
Andy
Paul Murphy said:I
You can be "at ease" that it'll work fine - this card is AGP 4x capable and
an AGP 8x/4x slot has the capability/backwards capability to work with it
(its 2x or slower cards that may give problems).
I think you've got your wires crossed there Gonzo, this has nothing to doGonzo said:Can
How so? If your machine runs out of ram and your using AGP then your
already in trouble anyway. Texture swapping is one of the most unused
features that is out there and is way too overhyped. 99.99% of us will
never run out of ram to the point where it will be utilized anyway so what
does it matter?
It's just something they put on the feature list to help sell cards. It's
like buying a Porsche because it has a spare tire.
Gonzo said:How so? If your machine runs out of ram and your using AGP then your
already in trouble anyway. Texture swapping is one of the most unused
features that is out there and is way too overhyped. 99.99% of us will
never run out of ram to the point where it will be utilized anyway so what
does it matter?
It's just something they put on the feature list to help sell cards. It's
like buying a Porsche because it has a spare tire.
J. Clarke said:I don't understand what point you are addressing. The reason 2x slots are a
problem for 4x/8x boards is that 2x slots provide 3.3v while 4x/8x boards
only work with 1.5v or 0.8v.
Paul Murphy said:I think you've got your wires crossed there Gonzo, this has nothing to do
with the question (or my reply).
Troll Alert!Do you know how AGP texturing works and what causes it to kick in?
Paul Murphy said:Troll Alert!
Paul said:Troll Alert!
neopolaris said:Yup. Blacklisted long ago. All I could see were your posts Paul.
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