can I change my motherboard?

[trusnoop]

I have an HP 8655c computer. 600/133 socket 370, 192 Meg RAM, built in graphics(sucks), pci voodoo 3 2000. The mother board has built in graphics thing, and the motherboard has no AGP slot.
Is it possible to take this motherboard out and get a new motherboard with AGP without changing the CPU and RAM?
If yes, can you give me any suggestions for a motherboard for this computer?

 

[Guest]

Yes you can. But, make sure you have an ATX case. If not, you can either (1) get a new ATX case or (2) get a motherboard that is of the same form factor as the one in your computer right now. The better motherboards available right now are ATX based.

 

[Crashman]

Yes, in fact most Hewlet Packard's use micro ATX motherboards and use a standard ATX case (the shorter board inside simply does not fill the case). If you have an ATX style case with 7 expansion slots it is standard ATX, if it has only four it is a Micro ATX case. The Asus CUSL2-C is a good choice (CUSL2-M if the case is Micro ATX).

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