Let it die all ready...
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I'm excited. I can upgrade the GPU in my socket 754 rig.
Originally Posted by wolf_08  To most people the AGP interface is a thing of the past. But there are still those who have motherboards and computers with the AGP format, and has no intention of upgrading the PC for some time. There are graphics card manufacturers who hasn't given up on AGP and one of them is PowerColor. It recently revealed that it is currently working on an AGP version of AMD's Radeon HD 4600 graphics card. It hasn't specified which cards it will degrade and bring back in time, but apparently there is a big enough market to motivate the development cost. Prices and specifications should surface within a few weeks. http://www.nordichardware.com/news,8918.html |
alright. now i can upgrade that socket a rig
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and i hope it's the same price as the pcie versions
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and i hope it's the same price as the pcie versions
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if it priced right, i'll grab one to replace the old Radeon 9550...
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My best guess is that they want HD playback for the masses. The 3850 is pretty pricey for the average person but a re-manufactured 46xx might be more cost-effective to produce, thus cheaper for the consumer. Its not the worst idea I've ever heard of but than again I have the internet and cable.
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Originally Posted by sgdude there is already a agp 3850 so a agp 46x0 wont really be too much of a step up (the 4650 is slower than the 3850 and the 4670 is barely any faster) so this is not much of a step up. |
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Which is why AMD continues to produce Radeon class AGP cards -- there's got to be hundreds of thousands of AMD users who's boards are still AGP.
Originally Posted by KamuiRSX I'm excited. I can upgrade the GPU in my socket 754 rig. |
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