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Mobo W/agp For P4ee ?


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hi there,

anybody knows a good P4 mobo that supports (in default) 1066FSB that has an AGP 8x Slot?

my processor is Intel P4EE (w/HT) 3.74ghz with 1066FSB 2mbL2 cache

 

I have a good graphics card (Geforce FX 5950 Ultra) and not really willing to replace it with a PCIe yet..

 

any ideas?

 

thanks in advance,

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what GOOD graphics gard do you have?  you only mentioed a 5950...

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:P My old 9800pro raped my friend's 5950 Ultra, even when he had his p4 up to 3.6 ghz with 2 gigs of GeIL Golden Dragon...I was running a Barton Mobile at 2.4 ghz with 512 mb of regular pc3500. Every single test...9800pro == faster by a good 20%. Even with a slower cpu and a LOT less memory. :D

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id say with THAt card, you shouldnt stay with AGP just to keep it.  I would suggest going PCI-E.  maybe if you had a 6800 or x800 series AGP.

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:withstupid: Just to be a little more futureproof it's better to spend the money now. If you don't, the next time you upgrade you have to buy another mobo as well. :(

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problem is all the socket 775 boards with AGP have chipsets that won't supprot that FSB... so gues what time it is? get a good PCI-E board.

 

 

btw why would you want to keep a card like that with a cpu like taht? and i'm sure you've got $$$ if you spend that much on a cpu.

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just in ase you dont know, a 5950 is not a good graphics card. So if you are getting the new proc because you want more gaming performance, then it will not help unless you get a good card (6800, 7800, x850, or x800 series). Your card is a bottleneck. It will get the same bench scores with a p4ee basically as with a p4 2.53 (533 FSB). Your aim should be a card that will coexist with the processor or even that the processor bottlenecks the card. Then you have OCing headroom.

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