What's my best bet for a new AGP GPU?

Just curious what you guys would recommend for a new AGP GPU here? I'm just looking to upgrade my PC for right now (do plan on building a new one in around a year or two with PCi....finally) and after bumping my RAM up to 2.5GB, it's now time to take my old Radeon x800 and give it the old boot.

Thank you in advanced for any and all suggestions. :)

I wouldnt even bother spending any money on a agp card. What are your current Pc specs?04dcarraher

[BFG GeForce 7600 GS OC / 512MB GDDR2 / AGP 8x / DVI / VGA / TV Out / Video Cardzahyr

for the AGP, really wouldnt spend much , but if you insist the 3850 wud have to be the best.

mm /agree hd 3850 does very well however it has issues with its drivers and sometime certain makes cant chug out consistent fps at stupid large resolutions (such as one would fine on a 30"+ lcd tv.

Honestly, if I were you I would just keep the X800. You payed damn good money for it, remember? :P My last system was an AMD64 3500+ with an X850 Pro and I was in the same boat as you last year. I was in denial that AGP was truly dead and was looking for a good DX10 replacement for my X850. I couldn't find any AGP cards that cost more than $150. But I went ahead and bought an X1200 (or whatever) and figured since it had more memory and a better model number that it would be better, regardless of the price. Big mistake...! That card f*****g sucked! Upgrade to PCIe man, don't waste your money until then. :]spire3D

this would be because the x1200 is a BOTTOM of the x1000 series pile man had you bought an x 1800, 1900 or 1950 id see reason to complain but you did not and are therefore the fool in this case. you DOWNGRADED by alot and anyone who knows a little about the way card families work would see that the hd 3850 or 3650 are solid cards still (there not gtx 295 but who really NEEDS ONE..seriously).

well i wouldnt be calm if you have used a 3850 you would know that it can handlefallout 3 and deadspace on hgih - highest which is a pretty good step forward from an x800 though going to PCI express x16 or x16 2.0 would be nice its still not THAT bad same goes for a pci gpu card slot which still has some life in it (in the form of a 9500gt)