Rastalovich
New member
Sorry in advance.
I`ve not owned a pci-e mobo, with the exception of the alledge one that`s in my laptop, until I was dumped with an ASUS AE1 barbones. (KV8-V model)
Now it sports a pci-e slot, which I`d assume would allow the usage of a pci-e gfx card, however I have an agp card plugged in.
Am I assuming correctly from this that the agp slot I`m using is the same one the pci-e card would go in, with an additional connector that`d go into the slimmer pci-e slot ?
Which would lead me to think that, leaving sli thoughts aside for the moment, any future mobo I purchase specifying a pci-e capability, would infact house an agp card if desired ? Thinking that the main slot design is the same, and the bus speed is the benefit ?
TIA and the nOOb sli question will come later I would expect >.< LOL
I have in the back of my mind that the ASUS mobo is agp and pci-e, and that a pci-e gfx card would not use the agp slot at all - just to confuse the issue.
I`ve not owned a pci-e mobo, with the exception of the alledge one that`s in my laptop, until I was dumped with an ASUS AE1 barbones. (KV8-V model)
Now it sports a pci-e slot, which I`d assume would allow the usage of a pci-e gfx card, however I have an agp card plugged in.
Am I assuming correctly from this that the agp slot I`m using is the same one the pci-e card would go in, with an additional connector that`d go into the slimmer pci-e slot ?
Which would lead me to think that, leaving sli thoughts aside for the moment, any future mobo I purchase specifying a pci-e capability, would infact house an agp card if desired ? Thinking that the main slot design is the same, and the bus speed is the benefit ?
TIA and the nOOb sli question will come later I would expect >.< LOL
I have in the back of my mind that the ASUS mobo is agp and pci-e, and that a pci-e gfx card would not use the agp slot at all - just to confuse the issue.