Question on my Pc?! Video cards.

Ok im planning on Getting a new video card but i dont really know what my pc can run here are my Specs: Cpu: Intel Pentium 4 2.80GHz

My Opertaing system is:Microsoft Windows XP Professional (Build Service Pack 32600), Ram is 1.2gb, Is that all i gotta show you guys? Also I was planning on getting these's and if i can run either one of them which one is better :

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?id=cat13504&type=page&pageIdentity=searchDriven&useProductString=true&productString=1218049411944*1218049411526&unProductString=1218049410617*1218072179509*1218049411106*1218049408411*1218049410545*1218048304226*1218102200449&catId=

this is the link

Im Also running Geforece fx 5200

lol :D

My graphic interphase version says i have AGP version 3.0

So you have AGP slots?

Hmm...

HERES a list of the best AGP slot cards for the best prices (newegg FTW)

OH and btw I listed them from highest price to lowest so dont freak out that the one at the top is over a hundred bucks.

I have the Sapphire Radeon HD 3850 AGP running with a Pentium 4 @ 2.80. Its a great card and its only $93 I would highly recommend it. I did quite a bit of research on agp cards before buying, what's your budget? I might be able to recommend something more in your price range.

Ok im planning on Getting a new video card but i dont really know what my pc can run here are my Specs: Cpu: Intel Pentium 4 2.80GHz

My Opertaing system is:Microsoft Windows XP Professional (Build Service Pack 32600), Ram is 1.2gb, Is that all i gotta show you guys? Also I was planning on getting these's and if i can run either one of them which one is better :

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?id=cat13504&type=page&pageIdentity=searchDriven&useProductString=true&productString=1218049411944*1218049411526&unProductString=1218049410617*1218072179509*1218049411106*1218049408411*1218049410545*1218048304226*1218102200449&catId=

this is the link

linkz22

well, when you're upgrading a video card, the most important spec to know is your Power Supply. I'm going to guess that it's not exactly very powerful, 450 watts is the lowest I'd go for most video cards today (like Geforce 8/9 series, ATI 4800 series, excluding HD 4890). If it's below that, look into getting a new power supply (you can get an 850 watt corsair one for a little over $120)