Which video card is best suitable for my computer?

[zaiyanknight]

Im looking for a 8 series, preferbly 8800GT but i don't know if it's any good or compatable with my system.

XC5652
DSE Soprano 3200+
Media Centre PC

Features and Specs

* Processor: AMD Athlon 64-bit 3200+ (2.0GHz, 128KB L1 cache, 512 L2 cache - 2000MHz)
* Memory: 1024MB DDR400, Non-ECC, un-buffered DDR SDRAM. Expandable to 4GB with discard (Dual Channel Support)
* Hard Drive: 160GB UDMA 7200rpm (SATA)
* Optical Drive: 16x CD⁄DVD Dual Mode, Dual Format DVD Re-writer
* Card Reader: Internal 16-in-1
* Video: nVidia GeForce 6150 (128MB VRAM, DX9.0 Compatible) with DVI, RGB & S-Video
* Video Menmory: up to 128MB SMA (Shared with main memory)
* TV Tuner: Haupauge MCE-150 TV Tuner Card
* Expansion Slots: 1 x PCI-X(x16), 1x PCI-X, 2 X PCI
* Chipset: nForce 430 MCP (with RAID 0, 1, 0+1 and 5)
* Motherboard: ASUS A8N-MX CSM

 

[Tmagic650]

You have spent a lot of money on your system. To spend a little more on the 8800GT would not be foolish. It will work. You don't list your power supply. I hope it is strong

 

[aznn3rd]

Right now, your computer looks rather low end. A 3850 is cheaper and probably wont be bottlenecked by the rest of your system.

 

[alisbin]

i'd recommend upgrading your ram as well, grab another gig, or get some DDR2(if your mobo can handle it), that alone would improve your performance quite a bit

 

[k.jacko]

Isn't that an MATX board? If so, a full length gfx pci-e cared may not fit.
Choose wisely my son.