I've been having trouble deciding upon which video card to purchase for my desktop. I'm on a budget and I don't play much games. Some of the morerecent games I play on my notebook with integrated graphics (geforce 6150) are Tomb Raider: Angel of Darkness and Dreamfall: The Longest Journey. I also mess around in Photoshop elements 2.0 and soon Animation: Master (3d animation/modeling app).

The only thing I require the video card to have is support for DVI-I or HDMI because I plan on using my Sharp Aquos HDTV has my computer monitor. The card also has to be a PCI express (x16) card, and must be below $80. Obviously, I'm not looking for something that will play at max resolutions or max settings, but I want a decent card that shows a crisp/sharp image. I would want a video card that would surely do me more justice than the integrated geforce 6150 graphic chip in my notebook. Also, I don't care whether the card is from nvidia or ati. Both seem pretty good in my opinion.

Yeah could be a hint as to the next zelda game. An expanded inventory of weapons. Crossbow could make some interesting gameplay mechanics such as the hookshot being combined with it. meimnobody

I think nintendo will save that idea for "Link's Fishing training"

Thanks, I'll be sure to check those out. Also, would it be vital to add another gig of ram? The integrated graphics steals memory from the main board, thus decreasing down to 980MB or something like that.

On the topic of integrated graphics, I noticed in the BIOS I can set the VRAM to etheir 32MB, 64MB, or 128MB. Which setting should I choose? Should I wait until I add more ram?