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October 9th 04, 12:57 PM
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AGP 4x vs. 8x
Just a simple question:
Will it be possible to use a AGP 8x card like Matrox Parhelia on a AGP 4x motherboard like APOX 4BEA? 
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October 9th 04, 05:45 PM
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"Sven Elming" wrote in message . ..
Just a simple question: Will it be possible to use a AGP 8x card like Matrox Parhelia on a AGP 4x motherboard like APOX 4BEA? Yes. A video card must support AGP4X/1.5V operation to be used on a 4X motherboard. Most do, but a few of the newest cards are AGP8X/0.8V-only and will not work. Rick
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October 11th 04, 05:27 PM
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"Sven Elming" wrote in message...
Just a simple question: Will it be possible to use a AGP 8x card like Matrox Parhelia on a AGP 4x motherboard like APOX 4BEA? APOX? I think you mean EPoX? :-) Anyway, yes, it'll work fine. In 4x mode obviously, but that's a moot point anyway, as the Parhelia isn't anywhere fast enough to need the extra bandwidth. -- Richard Hopkins Cardiff, Wales, United Kingdom (replace .nospam with .com in reply address) The UK's leading technology reseller www.dabs.com Get the most out of your digital photos www.dabsxpose.com
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