Graphics card slot

It appears you have PCI-e x16 and PCI. PCI-e is much better and they have far better for that interface, so any PCI-e x16 card will do fine.
 
Yes, for the best performance you should add a card in the PCI-E x16 slot.


What do you plan on using the computer for, gaming?
 
if your going to add a new GFX card in that system you might just need a new Psu aswell
 
I just purchased a game that requires a 7900 card at minimum and I have a 7100 whatever that is. Im looking for a cheap 8100 around 100-150 or so. So im hearing I should go with PCI-E but if I see a PCI that looks ok would tha tbe ok too?
 
Chris2112 said:
I just purchased a game that requires a 7900 card at minimum and I have a 7100 whatever that is. Im looking for a cheap 8100 around 100-150 or so. So im hearing I should go with PCI-E but if I see a PCI that looks ok would tha tbe ok too?
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8100 :confused: you dont mean 8600GT do you?

and no dont go for a Pci card...you need Pci-e, Pci is so outdated.

what is the game you want to play? and would like to play in the future?
 
An 8600 for a low budget, and for a higher budget, look at the 8800GT or 8800GTS.

Unless you want to go into the 9 Series.
 
For is budget then yes you can obviously get better! I get around 25-30fps, playable on med settings in crysis. I dont play that game that much though. I get around 35-40fps on rainbow six vegas 2 which is great for my card.
 
Did you not see the one i posted? The one I posted is the best 8600gt you can get and is way cheaper than those. Never buy a graphics card or anything like that from best buy b/c the rip you off majorly!!
 
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