If you are one of those computer users who own a PC that is powered by a graphics card with an AGP bus interface, then you should probably check out the latest offer from BFG Technologies, one of NVIDIA's largest board partners. The graphics card maker has recently introduced a promotional program, accordi... |
25 November 2008
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Come on people, get with the program, will you? I mean, how hard can it be? If you have a problem or you just don't know how to do something for the very first time, just open a browser page, turn to Google and search for an answer to help you out of your dilemma. Just don't go around and break things just ... |
20 June 2008
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The accelerated graphics port, better known as AGP, is slowly but surely seeing the last days of its existence. For those who are not in the know, the AGP is a hardware standard that has been used as the primary video graphics cards interface, since 1997 (when it was created and released by Intel) until 2004. Year 20... |
5 June 2008
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It looks like highly-performing graphics cards are reserved to the users who take it seriously when it comes to investing huge amounts of money. It may seem logical for these state-of-the-art graphics adapters to sit on next-generation motherboards, yet there are technology nostalgics that would like to get the best ... |
8 January 2008
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In a world dominated by PCI Express graphics cards and multi graphics setups like the Nvidia's SLI or AMD/ ATI's CrossFire it looks as if there is still a quite strong demand for AGP based video cards. Nvidia, the green goblin of the graphics market, announced a long time ago that it dropped the AGP standar... |
31 August 2007
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Installing an Operating System can prove to many PC users, but not only, to be a pain in the neck. And that is because in this neverending upgrade of hardware your OS, mostly if it is older, might lack information about your recently installed hardware. After completing the installation of your hardware, your OS will... |
17 April 2007
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The PCI-Express technology for graphics cards came to replace the previous AGPX8 format by mid 2004, but at that time, performance gains were minimal. Later on, although performance gains were irrelevant, GPU integrators had to abandon the AGP solutions, concentrating on the heavily promoted PCIe format. With the imp... |
15 March 2007
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