what type of agp graphic card can i fit into the empty agp slot on my 6 year old computer?
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Hmmm on a 6 year ond compter you would have 2X or 4X AGP. Most likey 4X. Look at this page for some compatible types:\nhttp://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.asp?N=2000380048+1069609638&Submit=ENE&SubCategory=48\nThis software will tell you a lot about your components, you can double check:\nhttp://www.download.com/SANDRA-Lite/3000-2086_4-10451861.html?tag=lst-0-1
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Any motherboard that has an AGP 4x/8x slot.
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It matters what type of interface you have in your pc, there are two main types on the market today, PCI express, and AGP.  You must figure out the interface in your pc, and buy accordingly.\n\nIf you mean you want to know if your video card is compatible with a game you own, make sure it is listed in the requirements, or look on the games website for supported game.\n\nI'm sorry I couldn't be more straightforward, there wasn't much for me to work off of.
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AGP is short hand for Accelerated Graphics Port Trying to use this port for anything but a vidio card may cause the motherbourd to catch on fire and or explode.
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PNY Verto GeForce 6200 / 256MB DDR / AGP 8x/4x / DVI / VGA / TV Out / Video Card and  Diamond Radeon X1300 / 256MB DDR2 / AGP 8x/4x / DVI / VGA / TV Out / Video Card\nbut just buy a cheap pc with pci e
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It depends on what your motherboard can take. I would recommend the following card:\n\nnVIDIA 7600GT\n\nYou can buy this online from £90-£120 and is a fantastic high end mid-range card. I personally have the PCI Express version which is much faster then it's AGP counterpart.\n\nDont just look at how much memory the card comes with. As some of the better cards come with less, but the memory technology is more modern and much faster - therefore the card performs better.
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It looks like the motherboard has an AGP 4X slot.\nA further constraint is imposed by the psu which is 250W at best (in the mini tower configuration).\nThis rules out the nVidia 6600 & 6800 and (I'm guessing - the 7800).\nThe only AGP 4X cards this leaves at my usual source (scan.co.uk) which will drive two monitors have only a single DVI connector plus a D-Sub(analogue) and TV-out.\nThe nVidia 6200 has only a 64bit memory bit rate, so I would recommend an ATI offering - I am unaware of any power problems - but do your own research!  \nGiven the AGP/power limitations - don't expect to get a card than can play the very latest games, even with the eye-candy turned off, but I do know that the 9550 would play both HL2 and Doom3 at 800x600 on my son's AMD2500+. noAA.\nI couldn't find any reference to on-board graphics on the link below, but I did notice that desktop configuration will take only a half-length card (17.65cm)... I don't think that's an issue - it's 15 cm to the back of the AGP slot - faster cards may well be bigger...\nhttp://www.scan.co.uk/Products/ProductInfo.asp?WebProductID=174195\nhttp://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16814153008
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You computer, according to documentation, has an AGP x4 1.5v slot. So your computer can accept an AGP card. That is the good news. The bad news is, it appear you have a mousey 250w power supply. You will need atleast 400w to upgrade both your memory and video. Dell has their own power supply and the do not make after maret(that I am aware of)for Dell computers. So it will be expensive to upgrade.\nYour computer uses RDRAM, which is VERY exxpenisive. You can install 2Gb of PC800 or 1.5Gb of PC1066. The memory MUST be installed in pairs unlike SDram, DDR, or DDR2 RAM.
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Don't know what card you're getting, but you need to download current drivers for it. plug it in. press delete to enter cmos and disable onboard graphics and point to agp.\nwhen you boot up install the new drivers.\nJob done and best of luck
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NOOO!!!! a PCI-e card will not fit in an AGP slot, and I would not recomend trying to fit it in a PCI slot, either get an AGP card or get a new motherboard that has atleast one PCI-e slot. After just looking up info on your motherboard I would suggest just getting and AGP card because you wouldn't be able to get a motherboard that supports your CPU and system memory with a PCI-e slot. If money isn't too much of a problem, I have found a good GeForce 6800XT for $146.99.
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try this one..\nXFX GeForce 6600GT 256 MB PCI-E SLI Ready Graphics Card
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You can use any AGP card in your computer as long as you have a AGP slot.  Nvidia is the company that makes the GPU (graphics processing unit).  They sell GPU's to many card manufactures who make AGP and PCI-X video cards.  \nCheck your local computer store or online for a AGP card that fits your needs.
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NO! Infact, I doubt that you would find anymore PCI graphics cards in stores like Best Buy or Circuit City.  A very breif list of graphics card slots in order of appearance:\n\n1.PCI graphics slot (Phased out)\n2.AGP graphics slot, 4x to 16x (Phasing out)\n3.PCI-Express graphics slot (Recently introduced)\n\nAlso, each slot has a different design.  So you can't place a card for one type of slot in a different type.  It won't fit, making it physicaly impossible without cutting and grinding (damaging the card beyond repair)
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1- Nvidia G-Force 2MX 200 AGP video card\n\n1- Nvidia G-Force 4MX 440 64mb AGP video card
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Tigerdirect is good for barebones systems to start with or go with maybe buy.com... They usually have good deals. Make sure the board is PCI-E capable for the latest graphics cards... AGP is going away.
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PCI-E or AGP are both standard graphics ports. Your dell will almost certainly have an Advanced Graphics Port. It is long and black. This is the slighly older graphics port, but at this time it makes almost no difference what port you use. PCI-E x16 is the newer graphics port. It runs faster. \n\nA graphics card will not fit in the wrong port. Installing it will be different for each port. Which card do you have? or are you about to buy one?\nThe installation instructions should come with the card. Simply shut down, pull out the power plug, and open the case. In most dells this is pretty easy to do. Inside you locate the port on the motherboard (the really big board). AGP is long and black, PCI-E is long and white. There are several other ports that can be confused with these, but the card will not fit in them. You simply seat the card firmly in the port. Close up the computer and boot up. It should automatically be detected by the system. There may be a CD with some software included.
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add a PCI/AGP graphic card that has TV out port (S-Video), or maybe RCA adapters