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					Originally Posted by ThomasW  That is interesting.  I did not even know a PCI-E card would fit into a regular PCI slot.  Anyways, PCI is long dead as a viable platform for video.  AGP is close behind at this point.  All the next generation baords are going with PCI-E and the newest cards are not even coming out in AGP versions.  So if you are upgrading now keep that in mind.  Any AGP/PCI card you get now will not be usuable when you eventually upgrade your motherboard and cpu.
 That is the bind I am in right now.  To upgrade to the next generation I am going to have to do the cpu, motherboard and video card all at once.  Normally I could upgrade piece-meal.  Maybe the video card today, and the CPU/Motherboard next week.  Now it has to be done all at once.
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  I do not agree. Latest 7800 is still available for AGP, which proves this is not "dead" yet. PCI-E being cheaper than AGP is just a marketing move.