AGP 8x - This AGP standard features a parallel 32-bit bus running at 533MHz effectively (66MHz*8 literally) for a maximum data transfer rate of 2GB/second. This is the last parallel form of AGP, and is compatible with all previous AGP cards.
(Though a 3.3V AGP 2x or 1x card isn't compatable with an 8x 1.5V slot, it won't even fit, let alone actually WORK)
No, I'm implying that if whatever app/BIOS was written well/better/right, none of this would've likely happened. He may be at fault but he's not the only one.
-Q
PS. So it's like the DX2/4s (As far as the naming convention goes) ?
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Anyway I see it, I missed the "effective" bit.
-Q
AGP 8x - This AGP standard features a parallel 32-bit bus running at 533MHz effectively (66MHz*8 literally) for a maximum data transfer rate of 2GB/second. This is the last parallel form of AGP, and is compatible with all previous AGP cards.
(Though a 3.3V AGP 2x or 1x card isn't compatable with an 8x 1.5V slot, it won't even fit, let alone actually WORK)
I've tried it alrady with an old Matrox and Voodoo 3.
Look at the top 3. Ignor the AGP Pro.
Most of the ones I've seen though were AGP 2x though.
-Q
-Q
PS. So it's like the DX2/4s (As far as the naming convention goes) ?