How 2 know wheather i had PCI or AGP Graphic Card Slot?

Question

pls tell me how i could come to know heather i had PCI or AGP Graphic Card Slot

i want to buy a graphic card, but i dont know wheather i had agp or pci slot (port) on my motherboard,

also pls tell which graphic card is good gforce or nvidia

Answer 1

How To Buy The Right Video Card

http://www.diamondmm.com/howtobuyvideoca...

Answer 2

You need to post what kind of computer you have in order to determine whether you have AGP or not. By the way, nvidia makes gforce, it's one of their series of cards.

Answer 3

open the cabin look to the slot just near to the PCI slot on the board it self

the name of slot is given

Answer 4

On the Mother Board Mostly(97%) the brown color slot will be "AGP" and the other 3 or 2 creamy white color slots are PCI

Answer 5

nvidia is geforce and to check you can attepmt to look inside your pc and the slots, or you download a program called PC Wizard 2008, which is a benchmarking and analyzing tool, (check softpedia, its safe), what you meant to say is whats better nividia or ATI, and nividia is better, try the 8600gt/9600gt if you looking for mid range and 8800gtx/280 if your looking for a powerful computer. also, AGP is fairly old, and if you computer has been bought in the last 4/3 years then its probably PCI

Answer 6

Ati makes the fastest graphic card. Current Ati have the Fastest graphic card in the world.

Open your Case and look. You going to be opening it anywayz when you install the graphic card just google some image of PCIE slots and AGP slots and see what you have DON"T LOOK FOR PCI SLOTS LOOK FOR PCI EXPRESS

Answer 7

there r three types graphic slots pci,pci 16x express & agp...pci slots r off in market they are eligible only for 32 bit cards but rest two r still in market express slot is most used let me tall u take out ur mainboards book & search in it about it on specifications page

Answer 8

Open your computer and look inside and compare with this picture  http://reference.techpowerup.com/wiki/im...   the slots in the bottom left corner of the motherboard