'Erm . . . (hastily scrambles for motherboard manual) . . . doesn't say - but I just noticed that "This Mainboard package contains the following items: #5. ATX Form Card (optional) - if I have it, what does that mean?'That's got nothing to do with an AGP graphic card. It just shares a letter.
AT and ATX are the designs of motherboards. AT being bigger I believe, and ATX being newer. Almost all current motherboards are ATX form. You need a case that's also the same form, but again, almost all current ones are.
An ATX form card...I have no idea. Perhaps it, er, nope. Unless it was just saying the motherbaord layout in a confusing way.
An AGP graphics card is a, well, graphics card. If you've got one in your current computer, then you can take it out and use it with anew motherboard no problem. can't quite remember what colour AGP slots are though, if you're looking. ISA's are black and almost completely useless, PCI's are white and useful. I think AGP's are brown. You'll only have one of them.
Is your VGA out (the socket with the lead attached to your monitor) up the top of the case with the mouse, keyboard, kettle plug sockets and others, or is it down the bottom, at the area with the blanking plates? If it's the former, you've likely got an integrated graphics card, and you'd need to buy a new one. If it's the later, you could take it out and use it with a new motherboard, and upgrade at a later point if necessary.
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