An AGP slot (having maroon color) and two PCI slots
Accelerated Graphics Port or AGP
The
Accelerated Graphics Port (also called
Advanced Graphics Port, often shortened to
AGP) is a high-speed point-to-point channel for attaching a
video card to a
computer's
motherboard, primarily to assist in the acceleration of
3D computer graphics. Since 2004, AGP is being progressively phased out in favor of
PCI Express. However, as of mid 2008 new AGP cards and motherboards are still available for purchase, though OEM driver support is minimal.
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An AGP slot (having maroon color) and two PCI slots
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