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AGP is not PCI Express. &nbsp;Won't work. &nbsp;As for your other questions, not sure.
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AGP is not PCI Express.  Won't work.  As for your other questions, not sure.

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No, the AGP and PCI Express slots are not the same. You would need to get a new graphics card if you went with PCI Express.
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No, the AGP and PCI Express slots are not the same. You would need to get a new graphics card if you went with PCI Express.

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Then I go with the Athlon 64. <br />
wish one is better board<br />
-Chaintech NF3-250<br />
-Asus K8V Deluxe
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Then I go with the Athlon 64.
wish one is better board
-Chaintech NF3-250
-Asus K8V Deluxe

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I want to make an upgade and I was thinking in a P4 3.2 or Athlon 64 3.2. If I go with the P4 can I use my old video card (ATI 9800 pro AGP) into PCI Express 16x slot?<br />
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Frankly I like more the Athlon 64 but the mother board dosen't have the PCI Express slot that I think can be useful for later upgrades.<br />
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The board is a Chaintech NF3-250. Is is a good board? or Asus K8V
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I want to make an upgade and I was thinking in a P4 3.2 or Athlon 64 3.2. If I go with the P4 can I use my old video card (ATI 9800 pro AGP) into PCI Express 16x slot?

Frankly I like more the Athlon 64 but the mother board dosen't have the PCI Express slot that I think can be useful for later upgrades.

The board is a Chaintech NF3-250. Is is a good board? or Asus K8V

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