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    AGP on future motherboards?

    Was kind of confused where to post this (as its related to both motherboards and graphics cards).

    Right now i have a GeForce 6800GT (256MB DDR3) that uses the AGP bus standard. We all know all the new fancy PCI-e cards/MB's that are showing up recently and was wondering, just how long do you think MB's with AGP will be made? I am thinking of waiting untill Intell makes their 64bit technoligies available later on in the near future but worry if i will be able to use my card or not. Anyone know of MB makers that will be producing AGP boards for the time being?

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    I think all of the mainstream motherboard manufactures will continue to offer standard AGP slot boards for a while to come

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    original pci was introduced by intel in 1994, and isa slots were still stuck on the bottom of mbs five* years later. **as far as i remember anyway!
    agp has life left yet

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