I enjoy an Intel Motherboard with Basic PCI and AGP expansion slots. I'd approaching to build a new computer, but, I enjoy 2 very expensive parts surrounded by there (Graphic Card and Sound Card) and I would approaching to keep them on a newer board. I'd move about PCI-E but I don't think the PCI-E slot is indistinguishable as regular PCI. What about AGP? Can someone assistance?
Are the tentative Motherboards Compatable?
PCI-E is not the same as PCI, but AGP is AGP. Hope that help =)
AGP has be phased out in former times couple years in favor of PCI Express x16 Graphics Cards.
agp is discontinued for motherboards. Its solitary pci-e slots now. (but you can still receive some older models using a agp slot). but that will tender you the same motherboard you hold now-or very similar. The nouns card will work fine in any system (pci is not discontinued), but the video card capably be an issue.
If you already have a large end video card, you may not want to upgrade at all (according to what you do, approaching playing games=no upgrade needed if already have honourable video card).
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