Im looking for a good video card for my pc that is AGP, any suggestions?
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first thing ,you must know what slot at your motherboard.If AGP,there's have 2 slot (4x or 8x). If you want to still using your AGP try ATi chipset.Now they produce the latest on AGP and they call x1k series (like x1300pro,x1600pro,x1650pro and other).There's  needed you with 8x AGP slot. If you want to take PCIe card and the slot(16x),you must change your motherboard first.PCIe card will give you the better performance.Good luck.
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I dont think you'll find a directx 10 card for agp, as most of the high end cards are now on pci express and sli, but i could be wrong.\n\nHowever, there are plenty of excellent cards that can run every game on the market, WITHOUT needing to be directx 10 or have a gagillion mb of ram.\n\nwww.tigerdirect.com has some EXCELLENT deals for agp cards, ranging from as low as just  120 dollars for some powerful pieces.
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for AGP and pci-express slots (2 versions): Ati x1600 pro goes slightly over the $100, but is a significant boost from the $100 x1300 pro.\n\nfor pci-express slots: nvidia 7600gs
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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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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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There is already a 7900 AGP video card released. It is produced by Gainward.
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The biggest issue I've seen with Video card compatability is the user being sold AGP cards when they dont have AGP slots. This can become very frustrating. Make sure you know what format card you need ahead of time.\n\nAs for software compatibility, XP can handle pretty much everything you toss at it, unless the card is extremely old. Even if you have an older card, odds are that the company who made it has created drivers that are publically available that will work on the operating system of your choice. If you are buying a card new off the shelf, just make sure you read the Minimum Requirements tab on the side of the box.\n\nAs for most boards having an AGP slot in the last 3 years, that is COMPLETELY untrue. I know for a fact that Dell computers use boards that never have AGP slots. Do not assume, open up your computer and take a look.
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Well yes brother.........\ni use p4m800-m from ECS. When it comes to AGP, it is a great performer. And has support for both PATA and SATA 1. Well i guess you are gonna buy a graphics card, therfore you don't have to go for brands like intel. The are good when it comes to onboard memory but for graphics card  x8 performance , i guess ECS is better. I kno it cuz i have use both. And by the wa y you can try newer ones from ECS, they inclue support for PCIe as well.. that's the new generation graphics cards where ram will be in gb's and GPU in gigahertz.. well i recommend that... try it out,, newwer models from ECS. Also you can go for models with intel chipsets but they cost higher.. and intel chipstes are good only for onboard graphics... got it?..hey tellme abt celeron D 356 please .. what's the processor speed??.. i own celeron D315.. i'e 2.267 ghz..\nokay..cool....hav fun
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AGP and PCI are two different standards, so a card meant for an AGP slot would only fit in an AGP slot and vice versa.  So verify whehter the motherboard of your computer supports both formats.  Secondly, AGP-based video cards are faster than PCI-based cards.  Have fun!
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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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PCI? Are you sure you don't have an AGP slot? If you just have PCI slots then you are pretty much screwed. PCI is two graphics interfaces old. In lieu of that you have two options. Either get the Radeon X1300 which is PCI and should run all those (not to the best that they can be run but run none the less) or buy a whole new computer that supports PCIe graphics card.\n\nYou can pick up an X1300 for about $115 here http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16814129062&ATT=14-129-062&CMP=OTC-pr1c3grabb3r\n\nA new computer will run you about $1000 - 2000 depending on what parts you want. Stop by www.ibuypower.com if you are in the market for a new computer. For a good gaming computer you will want...\n\nProcessor\nAMD FX or X-2\nIntel Core 2 Duo (as much as I hate to admit it)\n\nRAM\nAt least 1024MB\n\nGraphics\nnVidia 7xxx or better (7800 is a good place to start stay away from the 7950 GX2 though)\nATI x1xxx (x1800 or better)\n\nHard Drive\n7200 RPM SATA or better\n\nBasically everything else is just what you prefer though you might want to get one of those Ageia PhysX physics processors if you have the cash.\n\nTo test your current computer to see if it can run those games of which you speak go to www.srtest.com.
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What's your motherboard?  Easier to figure it out that way.  Just need to match your AGP or PCI-E to the video card and it should work.
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first you have to determine what type of video card slot the motherboard has and make sure you buy the right video card for it... in othere words if your motherboard has an (agp) slot get a bfg 6200 agp card... or if its a newer motherboard itll have a faster video card slot called a (pci express) then if thats the case get a bfg 6200 pci express card....    I have a BFG 6200 oc agp and it works very well\n\n\nHope this helps
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Unfortunately, the Dimension 3000 does not have an AGP or PCIe graphics expansion slot.  You can however get a PCI graphics card but I don't know if that will be enough to run the game.  (This is why you should stay away from the bottom end Dell line).  You also only have four choices in this area, a FX5200, FX5500, Radeon 9200 or 9250 and none of them are particularly powerful. http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.asp?Submit=ENE&N=2010380048+1069609642+1069109630&Subcategory=48&description=&srchInDesc=&minPrice=&maxPrice=  They're all about the same price and I can't recommend one over the other because as I said, they aren't particularly powerful.\n\nIf you want something better you're going to have to get a new motherboard that supports AGP or PCIe.
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get somthing from asus ... lok for the features you want ...plenty of pci expansion slots ...if you dont want to buy a new video card then you need an agp board but if u want to play the latest games you should move up to pci express and get a new video card like an nvidia 7950 ... a sli capable board is a bonus if you ever want to increase video performance even more by adding a second card ... raid is a good feature to have ...sata is better if you want to move up to faster harddrives  ...and get a board that supports ddr2 unless ur wanting to keep ur old memory ... it really depends on if ur wanting to run ur old components off of it or wanting to put together a new system ...
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It sounds like your video card must have died. It's most likely time to get a better video card, so check newegg.com for a newer agp video card, as they have a great selection of cards with lots of different price ranges.
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I think almost all of AGP 4X can work on your PC. If the Color can only be 16 color and 800x600px, maybe you should check the driver. try to download it from web. For example : \nFor ATI RADEON / Other SERIES, try to download a new one from http://www.ati.com\nFor NVIDIA GeForce / Other SERIES, try to download a new one from http://www.Nvidia.com\n\nto check your VGA type, Click right on "My Computer", choose "Properties", go to tab "Hardware", click "Device Manager" and expand the "display adapter" tree. There you can find what's the type of your Graphic Card.