I would suggest going to www.howstuffworks.com You can get all of the info you need.I typed in agp slots in the search box that is on the site, and it brought up how it works you can also see an inside pic of PC and the slots.
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On many motherboards, they usually have only 1 AGP graphics slot. On newer boards, there are 2 or 4 PCI Express slots.
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That's completely individual.Most motherboards will have an AGP slot and at least three PCI slots.They rarely have more than five PCI slots
PCI, AGP, and ISA are types of expansion bus slots. These slots allow you to attach internal peripherals such as video cards, hard drive controllers, modems, tuner cards, and other things.
Inside the Case there will be a card Plugged into the PCI or AGP slots. If your VGA/DVI cable plugs into a card in the expansion slots then your card is removable. If not then it is on the motherboard and shares system resources
there are only one card in agp . but there many types in agp example: 64 bit agp ,256 bit agp
I am assuming that you are referring to The Intel® Desktop Board D845GVSR. This Motherboard has onboard intergrated graphics, but does not have an AGP slot available, However there are 3 PCI slots available. So the answer to your question is that without an AGP slot you are restricted to PCI or ONBoard Graphics with this motherboard.
Buy a motherboard with an AGP slot.
Find out the make and model of your Motherboard, Then check on their website to see the specifications of it and see what expansion card slots it has.
You cannot tell by looking at AGP slot. You need to refer to motherboard manual. Or Please give the motherboard model. you cannot find it by just looking. You need to see the motherboard manual. OR please give the motherboard model.
AGP slots were used as a faster interface for a graphics card prior to the creation of PCI-E.
AGP slot is one of the types of video card available. Nowadays, almost every CPU has one AGP card slot. AGP cards are automatically detected as in-built video cards when connected to AGP slot of system. They provide better resolution than onboard/integrated video.