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 lqmt,<br />
There may be a setting in your BIOS to enable the 4x AGP. 
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lqmt,
There may be a setting in your BIOS to enable the 4x AGP.

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I have enabled the 4x AGP already in my BIOS!
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I have enabled the 4x AGP already in my BIOS!

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Hmmm...<br />
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What is the make/model of your motherboard and also your video card? 
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Hmmm...

What is the make/model of your motherboard and also your video card?

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lqmt,<br />
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lqmt,

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I will leave the following recommendation for this question in the Cleanup topic area:
Accept: eccs19

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Rindi
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I put nvidia graphic card 4x on gigabyte mainboard, which support 2x and 4x AGP slot. And I use Intel celeron 900 MHz. I don't know why my computer show that it use card AGP only with 2x speed (in properties of Graphic card).<br />
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Thanks!
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I put nvidia graphic card 4x on gigabyte mainboard, which support 2x and 4x AGP slot. And I use Intel celeron 900 MHz. I don't know why my computer show that it use card AGP only with 2x speed (in properties of Graphic card).

Thanks!

graphic card 4x but run at 2x

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