What is AGP ?

Introduced in 1997 and superseded by PCI Express in the late 2000s, a single AGP slot on the motherboard provided a direct connection between the card and

What is AGP ? AGP has been dead for a long time PCI is mostly dead as well, but occasionally a few current boards have one or two slots You would have to

Introduced in 1997 and superseded by PCI Express in the late 2000s, a single AGP slot on the motherboard provided a direct connection between the card and

agp slot image Consider this image of the slot part of two cards, a PCIe 16x graphics card and an AGP 8x graphics card :

Introduced in 1997 and superseded by PCI Express in the late 2000s, a single AGP slot on the motherboard provided a direct connection between the card and

agp expansion slot Venturing beyond PMI & AGP as well as some afternoon rotations Supposing the slot situation were resolved I could see Jet2 Holdays

AGP is a superset of PCI clocked at 66 MHz, and usually benefiting from having its own exclusive bridge to the processor bus Thus he reasoned