AGP Ports on a motherboard are "Accelerated Graphics Port" and are traditionally used for graphics cards. AGP was used because it provided a direct, dedicated pathway to the CPU and memory rather then using the PCI Bus.
Currently AGP is being phased out for PCI Express which is considerably faster.
agp slot
Buy a motherboard with an AGP slot.
Hi, I believe the GeForce FX5200 is a 128MB DDR video card and its compatible with an AGP 8x interface. Since I have the same motherboard, P4VXASD2, I know for a fact that this motherboard does not support the AGP 8x interface, and on the contrary, the FX5200 is a AGP 8x card and I am pretty sure it is not backwards compatible with AGP 4x which in fact is supported by your motherboard. If you are looking for a video card in the same/lower price range, I would recommend you to buy the ATI Radeon 9200/9200SE/9250 because they support upto a max. of 8x and they are also backwards compatible with the AGP 4x. I hope that answers your question.
A motherboard
Research your card and the specs for the motherboard of having a AGP 8x 1.5V the answer is, Yes. It will work.
Any 4x or 8x AGP card.
Yes.
It is the Accelerated Graphics Port on a motherboard for attaching graphics cards.
No.
it wont work with out the right one
No, this is not possible. The chipset on your motherboard controls your interfaces, and if it's programmed to understand AGP instructions, it cannot use PCI express instructions. The chipset is soldered onto the board, and cannot be replaced. Not to mention you can't plug a PCI express card into a AGP port, or a regular PCI port, so you don't even have anyplace to plug the card in. In short, if you must have PCI express, and your motherboard isn't built for it, your only option is to get a new motherboard.
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.