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Teh best choice with the same features and 4x agp would be the Abit SA6R... 815e with raid. But you might want to consider staying bx... still more compatible and 4x agp isn't so much more impressive than 2x.
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Well, I haven't actually seen 4x AGP (actually, I might have it on my Dell System. here at work???), but, I'm going to be adding an ATI all-in-wonder Radeon, so you think 4x AGP is not going to be that much better than 2x??? Opinions please, what is the actual performance increase with 4x AGP??? Thanks for the help.
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4x isn't all that much better than 2x
get the asus cusl2 since it has "real" support for the 133 fsb
your system right now the video card is overclocked
ur bus is 133 the agp divider is at 2/3 which gives you a 88.6 agp bus and most cards don't like that
okay with all that said go for a 815 chipset board
abit and asus comes to mind
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