Daily Challenge - Throwback Thursday: Graphics Bus - 2025-Feb-06 - Daily Challenge - Spiceworks Community
Which of the following was designed for use with add-in graphics accelerators for PCs? PCI AGP ISA AMBA I’m not sure, but I’m excited to learn more! Correct Answer: Explanation AGP, or Accelerated Graphics Port, is an interface designed to allow a graphics adapter to have higher bandwidth and lower latency than PCI, which was the most common interface for consumer PCs at the time. ISA, Industry Standard Architecture, predates PCI as a system bus, being introduced nearly a decade earlier. A...
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If it's a pci-e x1 card, plug it in any black pci-e x1 slot or the bottom pci-e x16 slot (yes, you can put a pci-e x1 or x4 card into a x16 slot), it makes no difference.