First Introduced in the mid 90's, and as a supposed successor to PCI, the inclusion of an AGP port on motherboards meant that you could buy the latest and greatest GPU for your system. These days AGP has been succeeded with PCI-E Express and you won't find any new motherboards that incorporate the old port, meaning that AGP is all but dead.

Support for these cards ended with the HD 4000 series from AMD, and although HD 5000 drivers were mentioned in notes and online, AGP variants of Radeon cards past the 4670 were never released, and so today we're going to be taking a look at where it ended and what sort of performance you can expect from the last AGP GPU ever released.

Test Specs:
Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 CPU
4GB DDR 400 MHz Ram
AMD HIS ICEQ 1GB Radeon HD 4670 DDR3 GPU
Asrock ConRoe865PE Motherboard
Windows 7
Corsair 500w PSU

Games Tested:
Crysis
Far Cry 3
Grand Theft Auto V
Skyrim

Discussion Gameplay:
GTA 5 w/ Redux mod and Redux Original shader
Played using G3258 + 750 Ti

Thanks for watching :)

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