any non-graphics card that use agp?

[jhu]

you'd think a server could use a super-duper-ultra-wide scsi card in the agp slot. or maybe multiple ethernet cards on a card.

 

[AndyHui]

No.

AGP stands for Accelerated Graphics Port for a reason.

 

[LukFilm]

Why do you think it's called Advanced Graphics Port? LOL

 

[LukFilm]

LOL, almost exactly the same answers in the same style (even bold, wow!, that's scary! ) in the same minute

 

[LukFilm]

And yes, it's Acelerated, not Advanced, sorry.

 

[EpsiIon]

lol You two beat me to it...

 

[AndyHui]

:Q

 

[frover2000]

A Diamond member posted that?
scary..

 

[yo2tup]

 

[bacillus]

<< A Diamond member posted that? >>


could be a zircon variety!

 

[frover2000]

 

[Gunbuster]

Servers use 64bit PCI, and soon PCI-X or whatever the new one is

 

[jhu]

just 'cuz it's name contains the words &quot;graphics port&quot; doesn't mean it can't be used for anything else. my sega dreamcast is technically a &quot;game machine&quot; but i'm using it right now as a webserver.

 

[ckkim77]

<< my sega dreamcast is technically a &quot;game machine&quot; but i'm using it right now as a webserver. >>



Excuz me?


i'm sorry i just don't know because I don't own one...

 

[jhu]

yeah, that's right a webserver

 

[Adul]

if you read the specification on the AGP slot, it should tell you what you need to know. But the sole purpose of the AGO was for graphics only.