PZEROFGH Golden Master Messages 7,689 Oct 24, 2005 #11 RockyZ said: My question is why AGP when you can have PCI-E? Yes there is a price difference(I'm not stupid) but it isn't much. Except you get twice the performance. Click to expand... you dont get twice the performance from pcie16, they are right now about the same cause nothing utilizes the whole bandwith from pcie the only difference is upgradability sense they stopped making AGP cards and now are only making PCIE16
RockyZ said: My question is why AGP when you can have PCI-E? Yes there is a price difference(I'm not stupid) but it isn't much. Except you get twice the performance. Click to expand... you dont get twice the performance from pcie16, they are right now about the same cause nothing utilizes the whole bandwith from pcie the only difference is upgradability sense they stopped making AGP cards and now are only making PCIE16
OP OP R Rawmaterial In Runtime Messages 252 Oct 24, 2005 #12 any other suggestions on ram, i saw a previous post that i might use. this motherboard doesnt have a agp slot.
any other suggestions on ram, i saw a previous post that i might use. this motherboard doesnt have a agp slot.
Z Zanjo In Runtime Messages 192 Oct 24, 2005 #13 Thats a good system. Hard to recommend the RAM because the MoBo doesnt specify the speed on that page. http://www.zipzoomfly.com/jsp/ProductDetail.jsp?ProductCode=80098-22 Most Mobo's support 400Mhz so try this one. Unless you can find the exact speed on some other website.
Thats a good system. Hard to recommend the RAM because the MoBo doesnt specify the speed on that page. http://www.zipzoomfly.com/jsp/ProductDetail.jsp?ProductCode=80098-22 Most Mobo's support 400Mhz so try this one. Unless you can find the exact speed on some other website.
OP OP R Rawmaterial In Runtime Messages 252 Oct 25, 2005 #14 i see, ya thats why i was asking what type of ram, but i am pretty dam sure its gotta be 400Mhz
