Originally posted by: nitromullet
Originally posted by: ChonChon
i know...
read up a little bit i changed my focus on that too...
im so messed up
im getting a PCIe/AGP mobo, which is why the slot doesn't concern me too too much. the XT though i would like to be PCIe only because of the lack of a quad and a little speed off the core clock.
PCIe is obviously better so i would want that, but AGP doesnt realy matter to me anymore, as long as i have a card that will last for the next (about) 2 years solid.
about the whole idea of saving up, that seems to be a good idea. i will be buying a S939 3200+ for $110 CAD -- STEAL!!! also, im getting the ECS K8T890-A temporarily, and then maybe the ASRock (if i go AGP).
we'll see, as its quite complicated lol.
If you're going to save up, don't bother with the AGP/PCI-E mobo. Get a straight PCI-E motherboard. The only reason you'd want both slots to is if you already have a fast AGP card (which you don't), but you want to upgrade cpu.
If you really want to switch to PCI-E, I would suggest you check this out:
http://www.tigerdirect.ca/applications/...m-details.asp?EdpNo=1644233&CatId=2023
$465.00 CAD for a 7800GT and socket 939 SLI motherboard + $110 CAD for S939 3200+
= $575 CAD total. ($498 US, to put it into perspective for the rest of us)