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March 4th, 2000, 03:15 AM
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how good is on-board AGP
Built in features on motherboards can save some $$, but may also cost some features.
My current project involves getting the fastest 2nd machine I can get for as cheap as possible. I don't play too many games, just a little Starcraft now and then, but I don't want to rule out game play because of lousy system performance.
The primary system use is home web surfing & Windows 2000 skill development.
I've investigated several boards, like the FIC PAG-2130, Amptron P598LMR, & AOpen's Mx59Pro.
Am I selling my soul by getting an integrated board? The Amptron has LAN, modem, sound, video (2x AGP). The others, just video & sound. What can I expect?
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