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Sapphire Readies HD 4650 AGP Accelerator

eidairaman1

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Ya it's weird, I was expecting the 3850 to be the last AGP board released, but I guess the 3rd parties are really cashing in on the older machines, Just that with the newer boards I wouldnt recommend anything Less than a 754 Mobo or a Pentium D
 
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LOL at the 6-pin PCI-E power connector and the placement!

They expect people with AGP systems to have PCI-E power supplies?

My system with P4P800SE/Geforce Ti4400 has a PSU with PCI-e pin:laugh:
 

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Stuck record? Let s775 die. Let IDE die. Let PCI-E v1.0 die. Let OS 32bit die. Let Office XP/03 die. Let games patches die. Let TPU archives die. WTF?! NO! :banghead: LET THERE BE SUPPORT. 5 YEARS.

PS. AGP GPUs are about as useful as PCI-E x1 GPUs. ie. not for everyone. But for those that need; appreciated.

Record? Why haven't they died already! People still talking about them, infuriating!

PCI-E V1.0 is deader than AGP, IDE *cringe* those cables are horrible, omit them from my motherboard! 32bit? DIE, KILL IT NOW. The sooner XP dies the better! Office 03? No opinion...

Games patches? Keep 'em coming, I hate legacy tech being drawn out way too long, but I love old games.
 
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