[rocker_topper]

im looking for a nice 128 MB PCI or larger video card. Im trying to run the new graphics for a gmae i play online and the Nvidia geforce 4 MX 440 just isnt cutting it anymore. Anyone got any suggestions? im in the price range of about $150. Any help would be appriciated. thank you

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Hi and Welcome to Geeks To Go , For good PCI cards lets just say Nvidia are best cards and i will give you a link to some good websites these are where i get my PC software from

If your in the UK : www.komputerkrazy.com

If your in USA ( $ ) then : www.newegg.com

just copy and paste them into your Address bar

...Nathen

[nathen555]

Hi and Welcome to Geeks To Go , For good PCI cards lets just say Nvidia are best cards and i will give you a link to some good websites these are where i get my PC software from

If your in the UK : www.komputerkrazy.com

If your in USA ( $ ) then : www.newegg.com

just copy and paste them into your Address bar

...Nathen

[gerryf]

Given your circumstances, about the best you're going to do is a geforce fx5500, which is at least a dx9 card

Here's the only one I can still find in production

http://www.newegg.co...N82E16814133134

[lionelhutz5]

Don't you like how they stiff those without an AGP card? The eVGA FX5500 AGP 256MB with DVI is only 66. But what about PCI express - I guess if your mobo can support it):

http://www.newegg.co...N82E16814130225

Not a bad price compared to some other ones - and DVI if you want.

[gerryf]

pci express is not the same thing as pci, it is actually the replacement for agp

[rocker_topper]

Well I have been researching and ive found that Nvidia has a nice Geforce FX card out thats 128 MB i think its the 5500 series. but im not posotive that my computer is compatible with it can anyone help me out with this issue before i go in blind ly buying it? As of now i have an Nvidia geforce 4 MX 440 PCI version video card would this other card be compatible with my computer as well?

Edited by rocker_topper, 10 July 2005 - 10:58 PM.