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Buying Any Old PCI Card

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    Depends on how much you wan't for it, its not like your using it right? :P

    What is the model number of this card! :lol:[/b]
    I don't know the model number, it's not on the box.

    And their always handy to keep, as I fix computer's so, like I said - Try your local computer store.

    http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList....archResult=True

    even the cheapest cards out their is more then what you said was to much so um, I don't think you will be finding them cheaper then that. Unless the people actually wanna get rid of it. Most don't because they still are handy for the older computer models / if the PCI-E / AGP slot burned out.

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    i'm trying to spend about $30-35 after shipping max but something cheaper would be better since pretty much anything will beat what this Dell already has, I am unable to buy from Newegg with the lack of a Credit Card.

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    i'm trying to spend about $30-35 after shipping max but something cheaper would be better since pretty much anything will beat what this Dell already has, I am unable to buy from Newegg with the lack of a Credit Card.[/b]
    Well, Bank cards are also credit card's - Pay someone with a bank card or something and get it, Most likely you will end up spending about 50$, Which sux as theirs plenty of better video cards out their for the money.

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    I'm just gonna give up going after a card since its not worth the price on every site that i'v checked over night, I wish that this dell had an AGP slot since PCI is slow as hell. :mellow:

    12 hours of constant searching (while multitasking other things of course)

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    find a motherboard with an agp slot and i'll send you the x1650 for shipping only

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    find a motherboard with an agp slot and i'll send you the x1650 for shipping only [/b]
    http://cgi.ebay.ca/Dell-Intel-D845pt-Socke...%3A1%7C294%3A50

    Something like this? I'm not sure if it comes with the plate though.

    Information about my Dell:
    Intel Celeron D 320 (2.4ghz/533mb FSB/256kb L2 Cache)
    Dell Motherboard (PCI Only)
    768MB DDR1-400mhz RAM
    Intel Extreme Graphics 2 (96mb)
    40GB IDE Hard Drive
    Dell 250W PSU

    Dimension 3000 Case:
    It has a single fan and thats to suck out hot air from the CPU, the heatsink is not a fan also.

    Thanks for the offer btw :P

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    I don't want a PCI-E [/b]
    there is no gefore 6200 pci

    and the best pci card u can find i guess would have 32 mb memory maximum

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    and the best pci card u can find i guess would have 32 mb memory maximum[/b]
    :huh:

    http://www.amazon.com/s/qid=1241983892/ref...284822,n:290434

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    wow

    pci bandwith is so low
    but still they made decent graphic cards with pci

    i never saw these card because they are not sold in my country

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    there is no gefore 6200 pci[/b]
    http://www.evga.com/products/moreInfo.asp?...Series%20Family
    Here's one of them, they come mostly in PCI/AGP but there are a few with PCI-E.

    I am wondering how effective that such a card will be with PCI if the upgrade will be worth it.

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