[Sevendust_Fan20]

I finally found the video card tha I want to purchase, but I don't know what kind of video slot I have. It doesn't say anywhere on the box or computer. Lots of people say its AGP because its new, but I dont know.

So how can I find out if it is AGP or PCI?

[macdude425]

Download and run CPU-Z and it will tell you.

[Sevendust_Fan20]

K I ran CPU-Z and it didn't say nothing

I dunno what to do

[aliasaid]

in the "mainboard" tab, at the bottom where it says "graphic interface" it should say it there...

[Sevendust_Fan20]

It is blank under graphic interface.

My current video card in integrated, so that might be why.

Any other suggestions?

[Trotter]

Make and model of your computer?

That way we can either hit the tech support site for the brand, or Google it to find out.

[Sevendust_Fan20]

HP Pavilon - Windows XP Media Center Edition - AMD Athlon 64 3700+

-Thanks!

[Trotter]

OK, HP Pavilion... do you know the model number?

[Apokalipse]

can you find what motherboard model it uses? (it should be in CPU-Z)

[blewandowski_69]

Dude, open up your computer and look at the slot (it is usually brown or a different color than the white pci slots next to it) and find a picture of a agp slot and see if it looks like it or not.