MSI FX5900 xt compatible with AGP 4x???!!! + Power Supply Questions

I wish to buy an FX 5900 XT, but i have AGP 4x motherboard is it compatible???
I have two HDDs, a CDRW, a DVD, P4 2.2 (400 FSB), 512 Mb RAMBUS and a CHIEFTEK 420W Power supply will it be substantial for a new FX 5900 XT???

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i dont know why they put 8
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