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Hammerhead Shark
AGP question
will an 8x AGP card work in my Shuttle SB51G's 4x AGP slot?
Rig 1:
AMD Athlon XP 1800 @ 1580mhz
Epox 8k3a+
1gig Samsung pc-2100 DDR
Gaiward GeForce3 Ti200 64meg
Thermalright AX-7
SB Live Value!
120gig WD SE
27gig Maxtor
rig 2:
Shuttle SB51G
2.53ghz P4 @ 2.69ghz
256mb pc-2700 Samsung DDR
16x Lite-On DVD-ROM
GeForce4 ti4200
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Expensive Sushi
8x 4x?
won't the 8x just be 4x compatable and run at 4x.... so really you wouldn't be using the card to its maximum potential.
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By the Power of Greyskull
There is very little speed difference between 4x and 8x
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(16) WD Red Pro 20TB
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Originally posted by Colossus
There is very little speed difference between 4x and 8x
Yup, but somehow my Ti4200 8X is faster(just a little bit) than my Ti4200 4X on my P4PE board (only has 4X AGP).
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Hammerhead Shark
well, the 8x AGP bus is much faster than the 4x agp bus, but right now, most games don't even use all the bandwidth available to the 4x spec, so switching to 8x will provide little noticeable difference. Once games start requiring more memory bandwidth between the card and the rest of the system, then you'll start to see a difference.
Originally posted by Ferrett
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Hammerhead Shark
Originally posted by trogman
Yup, but somehow my Ti4200 8X is faster(just a little bit) than my Ti4200 4X on my P4PE board (only has 4X AGP).
I believe that some of the Ti4200 8x cards have better ram than the Ti4200 4x cards.....
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Dell Dimension 8200:
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