I have 128MB AGP graphics card but out of order mercury motherboard which new mboard should I buy for AGP card
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The mboard you buy will have AGP hardwired, not really accurate to call it a "card."\n\nAsus boards are great!
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Graphics Card,   Video card,  Video Graphics adapter.\n\nLots of modern motherboards have "onboard" video so you do not have to purchase a separate card as it is built into the motherboard.\n\nIf you do get a card check to see what spare slots your mother board has first.
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the graphics card will come with all the connectors what you should worry about is will it fit i your pc dose your pc use agp or pci-e you need to find this out first before making an expensive mistake\nolder pcs use agp \nnewer ones use pci-e\nso try and find out what your using\n\nalso if it doesn't come with one then no worries i have a spare\ni can post 2 u
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ditch the onBoard Video card and get an AGP or PCI-express video card.   Newegg.com will be a good place to look for new video cards.   Otherwise i don't think there is a way to increase the amount of memory used for the onboard card.
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BFG GeForce 7800GS is about the best you will still find for AGP. It's time to start thinking of a PCI-e system.\n\nEdit:\nGalaxy brand?!? FX5500?!? Is this meant to be a joke?\n\nBFG has great product and customer support. The card I linked to is $213.77 shipped. Seriously though, it's time to start considering putting those funds towards a more current, ground up build.
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the best AGP graphics card is still the ATI X850XT for about $230. of course there are much better cards but these are all based on the PCI express x16 interface.\nhttp://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.asp?N=1069609639&Submit=ENE&Description=x850xt&Ntk=all
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For AGP your best bet is a Radeon 6800 graphics card. Buy a GT if you can afford it. You have choices of 128mb or 256mb. Choose what you can afford but I believe a 128mb GT is better than a standard 256mb.\n\nThere are websites that will do detailed comparisons giving you statistics from playing the latest games on them. Google "graphics comparison statistics" and see what you find.\n\nAs for your other PC I wouldn't bother spending any money upgrading it, if all you do is Internet and photo editing then your current graphics will be fine and who needs great sound on a PC?
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Install NOS to your computer. Just kidding. Too speed up your computer you will need more of RAM some around 512Mb is enough and buy 1GB if you are very hungry for speed. Get any 4x PCI slot Mother board and dont waste too much on Mother Board a second hand Mercury Mother Board will do. Get a 2.8GHz Processor of Intel 915GL series. Get a 7200rpm Hard disc, 4500rpm Hard Disc which are commonly used by most of the Pc users become slow when loaded too much, so 7200rpm is better, it will not cost you much.
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look at the board ... if all the slots are the same size ur stuck with pci ... if its got a shorter offset brown one near the center  its probably agp ... if thers 1 or two slots longer than the rest its probably pci-e ... best thing to do is download the free version of everest and run it to get the board model then google the specs ..
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can't seem to find any online shop w/ a X300 AGP;\nyou should bring it back to the place where you bought it and ask if you can get a AGP card instead.\nfor that price you'll be limited to an older 9550, alas :(
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use any motherboard you like
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Well without knowing your computer specs it is difficult do you have an agp card or a pci-express card currently or if it is a really old system maybe even a pci card. \nOnce you know that it is rather simple by a new card of the type you need.\n1st remove the any divers and software for your old card\nthen shut system down and open case.\nremove the old card and insert the new card \n(note many video card slots have locking clips on the right side of the card slot)\nMake sure the card is fully seated and any locking clips engaged\nreconnect monitor to new card and reboot\nthen just use the installation cd to install new drivers and software and viola done
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The agp 4x and 8x denote data trnasfer rate between cpu and agp card through the agp port. U must check for compatibility of ur new card with agp4x standard. Any way there is no chance for ur old motherboard to host  a card supporting only agp8x. So i hope ur new agp card also supports agp4x. Next what u have to check is that 'is ur new agp card a correct fit to old agp slot'. agp old and new standards not only differ in their speeds but also in operating voltages. I can't remember correct values but one is agp3.3.\n\nWhat u have to do is.\nGet into internet.\n Check ur motherboard manufacturer site to find which type of agp card it support.\n Second is to check agp card site and find if agp4x supported for ur card. Also rememeber to check the voltages also. \n If both are ok then check for any specific incmpatibility with ur motherboard and agp card listed either in ur motherboard manufacturer site or agp card site. Also check for newer drivers in these two sites.
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I'd recommend you attach a AGP card of arounfd 256MB, something like NVidia
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Basically that setting will restore your system BIOS back to the factory standards.  However that is a setting used for the mother board and does not contribute to an AGP video card, so if you use it, you should just check everything out to make sure nothing is amiss.  Hope this helps
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if money is no issue try the ATi X800XL-AGP or the nVidia 7300GTX-AGP these cards are high end cards but are limited due to their AGP interface, the've got around 256 MB of GDDR2 RAM and plenty of clock speed they come at a tag of $200-$500
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Any card is fine, I suggest either an ATI card, or a Gforce card. You can find cards anywhere now from like $70-$300 that are good. \n\nFirst just check to find out if your computer has AGP, PCI, or PCI-E (PCI Express) ports. To do this look inside your computer. If you see little brown ports that means you have AGP, if you have PCI then you have just plain metal ports, and if you have PCI-E then you have gold ports. PCI-E is the best, followed by AGP, and finally, the oldest type, PCI. \n\nI suggest atleast getting a 256mb card, as that will work for most. If you are into extreme gaming then you might want to head up to the 512mbs. Also, be sure to check if your computer has dual capabilites. Which means you can have two graphic cards at once. \n\nFor more information be sure to check www.wikipedia.com ... Simply search PCI-E ports, AGP ports, or PCI ports, this will help to give you a picture of what your looking for, while looking in your computer. \n\nGood luck! if you need any more help feel free to email me.