NVIDIA 7800 GTX AGP Version Unlikely

June 24th 2005 | Graphics Cards

An AGP version of NVIDIA’s 7800 GTX is possible, but unlikely - it all depends on demand, writes CTZ:

An insider today confirmed that NVIDIA has no plans to offer an AGP version of the 7800 GTX currently, but it all depends on the demand. The reason is not because the 7800 GTX couldn’t be ported over to the AGP standard architecturally, but NVIDIA just doesn’t see the demand anymore. But if users are persuading enough, NVIDIA and its board partners would have no problems offering an AGP counterpart to the PCIe version.

NVIDIA Says No to 7800 GTX in AGP Form
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NVIDIA 7800 GTX AGP Version Unlikely
Published in: Graphics Cards on 2005-06-24