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To: Time Traveler who wrote (32336)	5/2/1998 5:28:00 PM
From: Elmer	Respond to of 1572467

<Doesn't BX chipset support AGP2?> The 440BX AGP is identical to the 440LX AGP. There is no AGP2 at this time. There was an article published in Windows Magazine claiming the 440BX has the new AGP2, but the article was simply wrong. It was the same article which claimed the 440BX supports 8 processors. It doesn't. Only 2. Other recent articles claim Slot2 allows data transfers on both clock edges, it doesn't, and some even said AMD may soon post a profit!!! Goes to show how much ignorance there is out there posing as journalism. You can read up on the 440BX at Intel's website. They ought to know. EP