ASRock 939S56-M socket 939 processors including AMD's dual core. ASUS P4B (Intel 845 Chipset, Socket 478, AGP 4). Asus A7N8X-X (nForce 2). ASUS P5PE-WM (865G Chipset, AGP 8) Supports: Intel® Core2 Duo/65nm Pentium D/Pentium 4/Celeron CPU. ECS P4M800Pro-M2, s775, VIA.

The AGP, or accelerated graphics port, standard first came out in 1996, and future versions increased its data transfer rate to 2133 Mbps, which is about four times the rate of the fastest PCI connections. Unlike the PCI interface, AGP slots can only be used for video cards, so AGP motherboards feature both types of slots. Expansion cards that use the PCI interface include audio and entry-level video cards, but bandwidth is limited to just 533 Mbps. HIS recently came out with an AGP version of the powerful, allowing PC gamers on older machines to run new games like 'Starcraft II' on high settings and HD resolutions.

The Radeon HD 4670 features 320 stream, 1 GB of DDR3 memory, and DirectX 10.1 support, but more powerful GPUs would be limited by the AGP standard's bandwidth cap. Motherboard Standards. Motherboard socket types determine which CPUs will work. AMD and Intel processors use different socket types, but AMD and Intel both support two or more motherboard socket types at any given time. For example, current AMD CPUs will fit in AM3+ or FM2 socket motherboards, and Intel CPUs work with LGA 1150, 1155, or 2011 socket motherboards. The only way to ensure compatibility is to check that the CPU and motherboard use the same socket type.

DDR3 has been the standard memory type for the past few years, and most motherboards support running at 200 MHz. AGP motherboards typically support DDR memory also running at 200 MHz, but the two memory types aren't compatible. Most of the Socket 754, 775, and 939 motherboards support SATA 1.5 Gbps connections, which modern optical and hard drives use. New solid state drives can use more bandwidth, but SATA 6 Gbps drives are backward compatible with SATA 1.5 Gbps motherboards. Form factor refers to the motherboard's physical dimensions.

Most desktop towers support ATX form factor motherboards, but home theater PCs typically use micro ATX motherboards instead because they're smaller. For the most part, form factor doesn't matter when selecting a motherboard.

The combo is inexpensive but versatile. Intel Pentium CPUs based on the Prescott core are fairly power hungry, but they still offer excellent single-core CPU performance thanks to their operating frequencies, which range from 3 to 3. Walton And Rockoff History Of The American Economy Ebooking. 8 GHz.

With three PCI slots, the 775I65G has enough room for three extra sound cards, USB ports, and wireless adapters. PC builders can install a maximum of 2 GB of DDR 400 memory and two SATA 1.5 Gbps drives. The micro ATX design can fit in home theater PCs and full towers alike, and the LGA 775 platform also supports newer Core 2 Duo and Core 2 Quad processors for better multitasking performance. Features • LGA 775 socket compatibility • 12 KB + 16 KB L1 cache • 2 MB L2 cache • 3 x PCI expansion slots • Integrated video and 6-channel audio • 2 GB of DDR 400 memory maximum.

The motherboard accepts a variety of AMD Athlon 64, Athlon 64 X2, and Athlon 64 FX processors. Two SATA 1.5 Gbps and two PATA ports allow builders to install up to four hard drives, and the 100 Mbps Ethernet port is fast enough to download large files in minutes. The CPU is based on the popular Venice core. Even though it only runs at 2.0 GHz by default, its performance is close to that of a 3.2 GHz Pentium 4 CPU.

Like other Athlon 64 processors, the Athlon 64 3200+ can support 64-bit operating systems and programs right out of the box. The Pentium 4 3.0 GHz and Athlon 64 3200+ are close in terms of performance, but the Athlon 64 3200+ is far more energy efficient than its Intel counterpart. Features • Socket 939 compatibility • 64 KB + 64 KB L1 cache • 512 KB L2 cache • 5 x PCI expansion slots • 8-channel integrated audio • 4 GB of DDR 400 memory maximum. The is compatible with Socket 940 CPUs, which are primarily designed for servers. However, the SK8V uses the ATX form factor, so it can still be placed in a normal desktop tower.

Compatible processors include 64-bit Opteron CPUs, but PC builders can upgrade their Socket 940 computers with the AMD FX-51 or FX-53 for better gaming performance. Paired with 8 GB of DDR 400 memory, this motherboard can handle extremely large files with ease. The is based on the 90 nm Italy core and supports AMD's Hyper-Transport technology at 1 GHz. While the default operating frequency is only 1.8 GHz, this CPU comes with two cores to deal with multiple programs at the same time.

The relatively large L1 and L2 caches also improve performance for server applications. Features • Socket 940 compatibility • 128 KB + 128 KB L1 cache • 2 x 1 MB L2 cache • 1 x PCI expansion slots • 6-channel integrated audio • 8 GB of DDR 400 memory maximum.

The combo is a good choice for PC builders who want to run older operating systems like Windows 98. Socket 478 components have been discontinued for several years now, but they cost next to nothing compared to brand new AM3+, FM2, and LGA 1150 socket components.

With support for 2 GB of DDR 333 memory and four IDE hard drives, the 845PE Max is one of the more feature-heavy LGA 478 motherboards. With a record six PCI slots, PC builders will never struggle to find room for expansion cards. Based on the 130 nm Northwood core, the Pentium 4 2.6 GHz features a max TDP of just over 60 watts, making it more efficient than the Prescott CPUs that followed. While it lacks an L1 cache, it has a sizable L2 cache of 512 KB of memory, and its 32-bit instruction set is sufficient for Windows 98 and Windows XP systems. Features • LGA 478 socket compatibility • 512 KB L2 cache • 6 x PCI expansion slots • 6-channel integrated audio • 2 GB of DDR 333 memory maximum.

The based on the nForce 3 chipset offers better specifications that any other AGP motherboard on the market. PC builders can install up to 3 GB of DDR 333 or 2 GB of DDR 400 memory, and an integrated RAID controller supports up to four SATA 1.5 Gbps hard drives in RAID 0, 1, or 0+1 configurations. The Realtek ALC850 chipset provides excellent 8-channel audio, and the gigabit Ethernet port provides fast network speeds.

The has an operating frequency of 2.4 GHz, and 64-bit support means that it's fully compatible with Windows 7 and 8. AMD Hyper-Transport on the Athlon 64 3700+ clocks in at 1.6 GHz.

Features • Socket 754 compatibility • 64 KB + 64 KB L1 cache • 1 MB L2 cache • 5 x PCI expansion slots • 8-channel integrated audio • 2 GB of DDR 400 memory or 3 GB of DDR 333 memory maximum. How to Find Motherboard and CPU Combos with AGP Expansion Slots on eBay To shop for motherboards with AGP expansion slots on eBay, type terms like 'LGA 775 motherboard' or 'Athlon 64 AGP combo' in the search field at the top of every screen.

To navigate to the category instead, select Electronics from the homepage, open Computers, Tablets & Networking, and open up inside the Components & Parts category. Click the See All link beside Expansion Slots in the left-hand menu to select AGP. Narrow search results down further by motherboard brand, form factor, CPU compatibility, socket type, condition, price range, and buying format. To shop for AGP motherboards that come with processors, click on from the Components & Parts page. Still have lingering questions about particular models? Use the 'Ask a question' form at the bottom of every product page.

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