How can I know that whether my computer has an AGP slot for AGP Graphics cards?

[Ahsan the Genius]

I have an Intel Pentium III 933 MHz processor. I first used PCI graphics card on it, but then it ran out, so I now, again went to market but there are no PCI graphics card there as PCI is quiet older system. But I don't know that do my computer have any AGP slot or not. Please tell me that how can I know that I have that. I ran dxdiag utility and in display panel, it says that AGP acceleration is enabled. Does it indicate that I have an AGP slot?I have installed Everest Corporate, but it still dont gives any information that whether I have AGP slot or not.

[Alias]

An AGP slot is usually brown and is above the PCI slots which are white. It is set off a little to the right on the motherboard compared to the PCI slots too.

[trustworthybuddy88]

u could try EVEREST Corporate Edition to make sure that u have AGP. and by the way....does your current motherboard have PCI two? because some motherboards can have PCI and AGP! bu trust me EVEREST Corporate Edition will tel you that for sure!

[Indiana Joy]

Open your computer case, and see if there is any AGP slot like in this picture: (the brown one)http://www.totalsem.com/techforum/te...mage_3.jpgSome old computers may not have this slot.

[Warren D]

Google "AGP" for an illustration of what one looks like.Then open your computer and see what sort of slots are on the motherboard. The AGP slot is longer and a different color.Chances are if your computer is fairly new it does have at least one.

[zaandammer]

This is what it looks like http://images.google.nl/imgres?imgur...=image&cd=2The next generation PC's use an even better slot PCI experess

[andyhorton2006]

this is an agp slothttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acceler...aphics_Portthe maroon coloured port is the agp slotthis is a pci-e slothttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:P...Bus.jpgusually dark blue or black, found on most newer boardsand this is the old pci slothttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PCI_slotusud for all kinds of hardware such as graphics cards, sound cards, tv tuners, internal modems and system coolers

[Weinter (FreeBSD 7)]

Everest doesn't but the follow program i have doesIt is in one of the tabs































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