1. The FX5200 was only offered in 32MB and 64MB varieties on Dell Laptops.
2. The models it is/ was offered on have chipsets that are limited to AGP4x (i8500, i8600, i5150).
3. Are you sure you are not talking about a Dell desktop? In that case ask on the Dimension boards here but it is probably due to the same reason, a chipset limitation.
4. I wouldn't worry about it in any case, on that card it doesn't particularly make much of a difference...
Not sure what laptop you have, but the ONLY laptops Dell offers with AGP 8X support is the 9100/XPS which use the Intel 865 Chipset. ALL other laptops, the chipsets supports at max 4X... even my 8600 with the Intel 855 supports only 4X.
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1. The FX5200 was only offered in 32MB and 64MB varieties on Dell Laptops.
2. The models it is/ was offered on have chipsets that are limited to AGP4x (i8500, i8600, i5150).
3. Are you sure you are not talking about a Dell desktop? In that case ask on the Dimension boards here but it is probably due to the same reason, a chipset limitation.
4. I wouldn't worry about it in any case, on that card it doesn't particularly make much of a difference...
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