Availability of AGP-based motherboards

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Jim Helfer

I have a few blown/flaky motherboards of the variety that have AGP
slots and used DDR ram.

I'm finding it very difficult to find motherboards of this type, so I
am looking at the unhappy prospect of having to swap out the board, the
ram , and the video. (at a substantially increased cost).

I'm worried if anyone else has run into this issue, and if they've
had better luck finding a source than I had.

Thanks for any ideas
Jim
 
Jim Helfer said:
I have a few blown/flaky motherboards of the variety that have AGP slots
and used DDR ram.

I'm finding it very difficult to find motherboards of this type, so I am
looking at the unhappy prospect of having to swap out the board, the ram ,
and the video. (at a substantially increased cost).

I'm worried if anyone else has run into this issue, and if they've had
better luck finding a source than I had.

Thanks for any ideas
Jim

I also need an agp socket 939 motherboard. Same situation as you in that i
had a good board Asus A8v deluxe and it died. everything works except that
mobo.
 
try www.cyberguys.com



| newegg do not have any. not 939 anyhow.
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| | > eBay and Newegg.com have some.
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| > Cari (MS-MVP)
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| > http://www.coribright.com/windows
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| > | >>
| >> I have a few blown/flaky motherboards of the variety
that have AGP slots
| >> and used DDR ram.
| >>
| >> I'm finding it very difficult to find motherboards of
this type, so I
| >> am looking at the unhappy prospect of having to swap
out the board, the
| >> ram , and the video. (at a substantially increased
cost).
| >>
| >> I'm worried if anyone else has run into this issue,
and if they've had
| >> better luck finding a source than I had.
| >>
| >> Thanks for any ideas
| >> Jim
| >
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Actually compuvest.com or microcenter.com Have alot of the older MBs
Or go to ABIT or INTEL & chk out the retired sections,ABIT has most of them
or refurbished.
 
Andrew said:
Actually compuvest.com or microcenter.com Have alot of the older MBs
Or go to ABIT or INTEL & chk out the retired sections,ABIT has most of them
or refurbished.


I searched for a while, but ended up replacing the motherboard and
ram, with a new board that has a built in video. That went for $125 from
mwave, which isn't really that much more than replacing the old
board, and it extends the life of the machine, because of the newer tech
used. I do waste a very nice video card, but it won't be used by a
designer anyway, so it's probably not needed.
 
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