 
Most of the time, the motherboard'll default straight to a videocard plugged into the AGP port, bypassing its own integrated video chip.
If that doesn't happen, most applications have option menus which can switch between display sources (Windows does too, just go to the Display settings in the Control Panel) so it's not going to be a huge headache.
Worst case scenario would be that you have so many peripherals all plugged in at the same time, your computer might not be able to handle it all and hardware resource-conflicts occur .... in which case, you'd have opened yourself a big can of worms. But since the average user doesn't use too many peripherals, I think you'll be fine.
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12-06-2003, 12:08 AM
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