EntropySink
Technical & Scientific => Hardware => Topic started by: hans on August 27, 2007, 11:16:33 AM
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I think I found a dual video card that will suit my needs in the recording studio. I'm just wondering if I should go with the AGP or PCI version of the card. My preference would be the AGP but if anyone can convince me otherwise.
http://www2.pny.com/category_buymulti.aspx?Category_ID=16
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AGP over PCI for video always. It would be even better if it was PCIX, but it doesn't look like that's an option.
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AGP all the way.
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AGP > PCI
PCIX > AGP
:)
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AGP > PCI
PCIX > AGP
:)
Well said.
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I don't think my board has an express slot (maybe one, but the thing's a couple years old).
So AGP it is then. I'm going to run to microcenter after work and see if they have one in stock and will match the price I found at newegg. $50 isn't all that bad to finally get both monitors working.
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If the board is more then a year to a year and a half old its probably not supportive of PCI-X. That and i have never seen a board with AGP and PCI-X its one or the other. Not saying they dont exist, ibut i never saw one.
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AGP and PCI-X are never located on the same mobo. The licensing does not allow for the possibility.