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2004-05-15, 12:38 PM
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No it's a PCI-Express card. It's what they say is replaceing AGP.
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2004-05-15, 12:41 PM
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But of course you'd still need a pci-x mobo
 . I haven't looked at this card's specs but I doubt it will give a huge performance boost. I think right now its still waste of money.Oh, also, before rbstr says it and murders you  : This should go in the tech forum.
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2004-05-16, 01:24 PM
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*** those were released months ago,
and all that is a a repackaged fx5950, so it will perform the same, if you want good stuff out of PCI-ex you need one of the new PCI-ex radeons that don't use a AGP-PCIex bridge, all of nvidias new card will just be AGP cards with a 'bridgechip' that make them PCIex compatible
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