H heifsin85 Baseband Member Messages 86 Nov 9, 2005 #12 PcMe said: Dang, you'll need to either order a different video card (agp based) or a new motherboard that can support pci-e Click to expand... I would go with another card. If you upgrade you mobo to a pci-e, you most likely would need a new processor becuase your current one might not fit.
PcMe said: Dang, you'll need to either order a different video card (agp based) or a new motherboard that can support pci-e Click to expand... I would go with another card. If you upgrade you mobo to a pci-e, you most likely would need a new processor becuase your current one might not fit.
Spartan Daemon Poster Messages 814 Nov 9, 2005 #13 but you should upgrade anyway, pci-e is definitely the way to go, agp is getting outdated
F FghtinIrshNvrDi Fully Optimized Messages 3,453 Nov 9, 2005 #14 not true. Basically, the only reason to CHANGE to PCI-e is if you want a card that is past a 6800 series. You shouldn't just switch mobos because you want a PCI-e card instead of an AGP. Ryan
not true. Basically, the only reason to CHANGE to PCI-e is if you want a card that is past a 6800 series. You shouldn't just switch mobos because you want a PCI-e card instead of an AGP. Ryan
S Static_11 Fully Optimized Messages 1,946 Nov 9, 2005 #15 snakestyle said: READ. already posted it. Click to expand... no need to yell lol, people only trying to help. What video card did you get? (the PCI-E one)?
snakestyle said: READ. already posted it. Click to expand... no need to yell lol, people only trying to help. What video card did you get? (the PCI-E one)?
OP OP S snakestyle Baseband Member Messages 27 Nov 9, 2005 #16 sorry. not trying to be rude. i had a pci-e 6600 but a new agp 6600 is on the way.