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jickarto | 14:58 Wed 20th Dec 2006 | Technology
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compatible AGP graphics card 256MB 4X AGP SLOT
for motherboard MATSONIC MS8308EP(266)
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Errm, what's the question?
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The present setup is an intergrarted 128-bit AGP Graphics Accelerator and provides an optional 4X AGP slot for highly graphics display. I am considering an upgrade.
That is still not a question.
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The problem is to insert a compatible graphic card into the empty AGP Slot on the mainboard which uses a SIS730 chipset that intergrates a 128-bit AGP Graphics Accelerator and provides for an optional 4X AGP slot for highly graphic display.
Sorry, but is it possible you could actually phrase a question?

Have you bought a card and having difficulty installing it?

Are you after advice on which graphics card to buy?

Any AGP graphics card will work in your board as long is it is 4X. The best ones to go for are Geforce / NVidia.
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Advice please on which graphic card to buy this is a very old set up and I think the type of card must feature SDRAM
You can insert ANY AGP graphics card into an AGP slot. The AGP slot is effectively a communications port which allows the main board to talk to the adaptor. The adaptor itself is essentially a computer that deals with graphics, so there is no need for any further compatibility (in the same way that you can connect any two computers together via LAN adaptors - the specifications of the two computers do not have to be compatible in any other way).
Buy the AGP adaptor of your choice, then disable the on board adaptor in the BIOS settings.
Its not quite true to say you can install any agp card in any agp slot. I have 2 kinds (3.3 volt and 1.5 volt technology), but cards cannot be installed in the wrong motherboard because of different keyways, which are physical differences in the connectors.
it appears there is now a 3rd kind, 0.8 volt, which I have not yet seen in use anywhere
have a look at

http://www.ertyu.org/steven_nikkel/agpcompatib ility.html

for brief details

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