Quote Originally Posted by Big King Sanctaphrax
I was recently browsing some of the programs provided with my new graphics card which serve up info on said device, when I noticed that that its AGP status was marked 'disabled'. This confused me, as the card is an AGP version of the 7600 GT and is running well. So, is this a mistake (surely the card wouldn't run if my AGP port were disabled?) and if it isn't, how do I enable it?
For what it's worth, I've had problems running AGP on both my systems.

My first PC the mobo was AGPx4 but I could never get it to run in anything higher than AGPx2. When I finally upgraded I was really looking forward to running games in AGPx8 but, wouldn't you know it, the new mobo will not run in any mode higher than AGPx4!

Fortunately, some geeks told me that there is virtually no performance difference between x4 and x8, all the same it's annoying.

If I were you I think I'd probably start just by checking my mobo manual to see if there's a BIOS setting for AGP you need to change. If that didn't fix the probem then I'd probably start fooling around with the driver settings.