I'm looking for a good video card thats inexpensive. Please help me.

Just need to know what type of slot you have on your motherboard. AGP? PCI? PCI-E?cell_dweller

How do I find that out?

[QUOTE="cell_dweller"]Just need to know what type of slot you have on your motherboard. AGP? PCI? PCI-E?neversummer75

How do I find that out?

Hi guys. I'm looking for a good video card that is not to pricey. I'm a fulltime college student and have a family so money is kinda tight right now. Any suggestions on which video card I should get? I want to get the most bang for my buck. I'm not looking to get a video card so much for games but rather more for video editing and HD playback. Although I will play games every now and then on it. I don't want to spend more than 100-150$ range. Any suggestions? Thanks sooo much for the help and info guys. I'm really thankful.neversummer75

id say a 8600gt for $150 or you can get a 8500gt for around a $100

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814150229 - 8600gt(PCI-E) $150

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814125062 - 8500gt (PCI-E)$94.99

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[QUOTE="cell_dweller"]Just need to know what type of slot you have on your motherboard. AGP? PCI? PCI-E?cell_dweller

How do I find that out?

This is all of my information on the motherboard and what not. The current video car I have now is a NVIDIA GeForce 6150 LE. I believe its an intergrated card

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Manufacturer ASUSTek Computer INC.

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Model NAGAMI2

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CPU AMD Athlon 64 3800+

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Cpu Socket Socket 939

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System Slots 3 PCI

Ok, you have one PCI-E slot. I would go with the eVGA 7600GT if you don't plan on running Vista, or the 8600GT if you do. Samerzz has the link to the 8600 in his post :)cell_dweller

Hey thanks a lot. YOu have been a lot of help

[QUOTE="cell_dweller"]Ok, you have one PCI-E slot. I would go with the eVGA 7600GT if you don't plan on running Vista, or the 8600GT if you do. Samerzz has the link to the 8600 in his post :)neversummer75

Hey thanks a lot. YOu have been a lot of help

[QUOTE="cell_dweller"][QUOTE="neversummer75"]

[QUOTE="cell_dweller"]Just need to know what type of slot you have on your motherboard. AGP? PCI? PCI-E?neversummer75

How do I find that out?

This is all of my information on the motherboard and what not. The current video car I have now is a NVIDIA GeForce 6150 LE. I believe its an intergrated card

Property Value
Manufacturer ASUSTek Computer INC.

Property Value
Model NAGAMI2

Property Value
CPU AMD Athlon 64 3800+

Property Value
Cpu Socket Socket 939

Property Value
System Slots 3 PCI

Ok, you have one PCI-E slot. I would go with the eVGA 7600GT if you don't plan on running Vista, or the 8600GT if you do. Samerzz has the link to the 8600 in his post :)cell_dweller

Wait stop I don't see any pci express slots just pci slots 

eVGA 7600GTDopemonk736

yep. That's one if not the best budget card on the market right now. If you want to spend a little bit more, get a 7900 GS. I have the 7900 and it rocks. 

7900GS is the most bang for buck atm imo.yoyo462001

[QUOTE="neversummer75"]Hi guys. I'm looking for a good video card that is not to pricey. I'm a fulltime college student and have a family so money is kinda tight right now. Any suggestions on which video card I should get? I want to get the most bang for my buck. I'm not looking to get a video card so much for games but rather more for video editing and HD playback. Although I will play games every now and then on it. I don't want to spend more than 100-150$ range. Any suggestions? Thanks sooo much for the help and info guys. I'm really thankful.Samerzz

id say a 8600gt for $150 or you can get a 8500gt for around a $100

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814150229 - 8600gt(PCI-E) $150

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814125062 - 8500gt (PCI-E)$94.99