retired_misiti

My PC is an Acer Aspire RC500 btw.

retired_nabrooks

AGP then

retired_mandyg

If it's an AGP card then the Radeon x1950PRO about the best card you can get - much better than the 7600GT and probably not much more expensive.

retired_dawn12302

My 5200 was an AGP card, as is my current 6200.

I need to do that upgrade thing too.

marynot

If its that old it will definately be agp. I have that card you linked to and it's amazing. handles any game out today on full settings (im only running 1024x768) It isnt futureproof however, as Direct x 10 is the new standard and that card is dx9.

For £50 you cant beat it. I paid £140

retired_heidigoebel

Whilst were here!

I have a Packard Bell, IMedia MC 2469
Pentium D Proc 820
1Gb DDR2
Nvida Ge Force 7200 512Mb

Think its a PCI card as it says BusCI x16 or something.

I assume i need more RAM and a new Graphics card as i cant play medal of honour airbourne or whatever it is....any idea's?

And are they easy to put in or should i get someone in the know to do it?

retired_superpenners

http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showpr...odid=GX-088-LT

retired_lilliepf

Small hijack here guys need a little help

Can someone explain SLI configuration, i know its two Nvidia cards together but how much performance increase do you get and do alot of games support it.

Looking to get a new pc but because of my budget right now i can't get much better than a 8600GT or 2x8500gt. My problem is if only a few games support SLI then i would be stuck with a single 8500gt which i know is a crappy card.

marynot

SLi is completely supported afaik. However having 2 8500gts arent going to be any better than 1. Stick with the 8600gt or save for something better

retired_misiti

Will Smith do you think it'd be best to go with the one I linked you then? Or shall I wait until a new one? I don't buy many games for the PC, only COD and FM really, so if the card should be enough to handle the next COD then it'll do me nicely tbh.