As a first note, I am not very intelligent at all when it comes to PC hardware, so bear with me ;) And the origin story I am about to tell you is very condensed.

So my dad recently got the family a new computer as our old one died, and it's a Foxconn. At first it seemed like it worked great, but I soon realized that the graphics card sucked. In fact, I found out that there wasn't a card in there at all. Since I'm not hardware intelligent, I'm guessing that the display and all comes from the motherboard or something? I can still play games, but only up to about 2000 or 2001.

So as I wanted to play newer games, I decided I should try installing the graphics card from our old computer, a Radeon 9800 Pro. Probably not very good, but compared to this current computer it's fantastic. So I unplugged everything and looked inside, and saw the only suitable-looking slot for a graphics card. I tried to insert the card.. But it just barely didn't fit, and I couldn't push it any further to make it fit. What's the problem here? Do I need a new graphics card, or am I doing something wrong?

If you need any specs of my computer or whatnot, tell me how to find them and I'll find them. I also took some pictures for you gents-

This is the interior, plain and simple:

This is how the graphics card tries to fit into the slot, where it just barely doesn't fit in:

I don't see why people are calling this review 'vague' and 'cookie cutter', it seemed pretty detailed to me..

I want to play the ukulele... That's about it though.

It currently holds 8% on Rotten Tomatoes, it had terrible commercials, and I went to see it with a bunch of my guy friends because we had nothing better to do with the SMALLEST of hopes........

But I'm ashamed to admit, The Bounty Hunter had a handful of really great laughs.

It's a classic anime movie, from 1988. If you're an anime fan, you really should watch this movie.

Here is the Wiki, from what I remember it's about biker gangs and a future Tokyo. Don't spoil anything for yourself, though.

I don't really get what you're asking for, but these are my favorite books-

Foundation by Isaac Asimov

Shogun by James Clavell

King Rat by James Clavell

Lunar Park by Bret Easton Ellis

On the Road by Jack Kerouac

This is how we treat newcomers.

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I laughed so hard at that

This has bad news written all over it.

I hear Akira is pretty good.

Uhhh okay.