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Re: Pegasos2 Specifications at IBM
« on: October 09, 2003, 03:28:42 PM »
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If AGP 1x is good enough, why not have the gfx onboard?


I guess Neko's reply explained that. Onboard gfx would share the system RAM, making all GPU <-> RAM transfers happen across that "slow" AGP bus.
That's one reason, at least with regards to AGP speed.

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I understand there are onboard video chipsets that have built-in video RAM. How much built-in RAM is common?
Are there any mobos with onboard video that also have physically separate and fast onboard video RAM?
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Re: Pegasos2 Specifications at IBM
« Reply #1 on: October 09, 2003, 04:46:09 PM »
@Dammy

I see what you mean.
Personally, in an either-or situation, I'd prefer an AGP slot over on-board graphics. That's just my personal preference, but since the PegII is supposed to be a "geek" mobo I guess it's also a general preference on its intended market. Pick and mix. It's got most things people need/expect onboard already, so 3 PCI slots on a micro-ATX mobo sounds OK to me.
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