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AGP not dead yet.
Name: Cobra_R Date: August 7, 2009 at 18:15:13 Pacific OS: Windows 7 CPU/Ram: X2 4400+ OC 2.8ghz 4gb DDR 400 Product: Custom / CUSTOM Subcategory: General
Comment:
Kind of bazaar but just when you think AGP finally R.I.P. Sapphire is set to release an AGP version of the ATI Radeon 4650.
Name: Mattwizz3 (by mattwizz3) Date: August 8, 2009 at 08:05:16 Pacific
Reply:
It blows my mind that they are still making AGP cards, But kind of cool. It would be nice if they made a decent (X1650Pro range) low profile card. The tape deck that I converted to a HTPC works nice, but would be great to play some better games on my LCD TV especially now I upgraded it from a Sempron to an Athlon 64. The 6200 is the best low profile AGP card I can get my hands on.
Name: Cobra_R Date: August 8, 2009 at 22:48:35 Pacific
Reply:
I guess there must be still a decent size market out their for AGP that ATI is still capitolizing on and since Nvidia bailed out on the AGP market some time back, ATI has what's left of the AGP market all to themselves.
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