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I don't know how many motherboards you'll find without some integrated video, but I would say go ahead and get a graphics card if you're up for it. You can only do so much with onboard video. I've got the Intel Extreme2 Driver for my 845G Mobo, (it's not much but it will run Halo :) ). I've...

What kind of cooling would I need if I were to get an Intel P4 3.0E Processor? I've heard that the retail fan is okay, and also that I could need more fans. Can somebody clear this up for me?

It would be awesome if anybody could give me a brief description/comparison between DVI and VGA. I'm currntly looking for a graphics card and I don't know which connector is better to have.

Guru of 3D To defend my ignorance, I haven't seen as many Radeon Cards around the Internet as I have Nvidia Cards. Maybe the design of the Nvidia website makes it seem like they have more products. :confused:

I think Nvidia, because they are a bit cheaper, first of all if you can find a good deal. I read on "guru of 3D" that new Nvidia models (GeForce 6800 GT and Ultra) run cooler than ATi's Radeon X800. Not bashing ATi, I just prefer Nvidia. They have a lot more models to choose from too.