This was the Accelerated Graphics Port, or AGP, a standard created to more quickly serve the 3D graphics cards which were then taking the world by storm. It was everywhere for a few years ...

Unlike PCIe technology which has been designed over a shared-memory design, AGP takes advantage of a dedicated memory bus fr graphics hardware ... the user to send a double amount of data over the ...

In the early 2000s, the accelerated graphics port, or AGP, appeared on motherboards to accommodate graphics cards only. AGP has now been largely replaced by a new, open standard known as PCI Express.

Brown slot located nearest to the processor on most motherboards. AGP ports are used exclusivly for graphics cards and are set back and keyed differently so that other expansion cards will not fit ...

The PCI Express has replaced the Accelerated Graphics Port (AGP) in most computers as the primary slot for graphics cards. Many newer programs, such as Adobe's popular photo and video editors ...

Primary VGA BIOS: This setting is used only when there are two video cards installed in the PC: One AGP (accelerated graphics port) and one PCI (peripheral component interconnect). The system ...

Having become accustomed to PCI Express, we'd almost forgotten about the good ol' Accelerated Graphics Port (AGP). We're certain most of our readers have moved on (and if you haven't, shame on you ...

For the past few years, most manufacturers have migrated to the Accelerated Graphics Port (AGP), which transfers data at a higher rate. However, only one graphics chip can connect through the AGP ...

In a virtual environment, 3D acceleration involves improving or enhancing images or graphics using the host system’s dedicated hardware and software resources. Specialized hardware like graphics ...