The X1300 is the best for PCI but it is also very expensive and quite limited by the small bandwidth of PCI. So price vs performance, the 6200 is the best buy.

I guess, I made up my mind i'll go for the 6200 but guys when i searched, 10 different types of 3d fuzon 6200 cards came out.And now im lost which one shall i go for? What shall it say on its box? PCIE or what,its specs, as i said before i dont have any knowledge of graphic card.
(keep in mind i have a crappy dell E310)
Any help would be appreciated.
Thank You

Not PCI Express or PCI-E, look for a PCI card. The BFG Technologies 3DFuzion 6200 PCI is what you're looking for.

Hey.
I searched everywhere all i get was this
http://www.radioshack.com/product/in...entPage=search
and
http://accessories.dell.com/sna/prod...9&sku=A0648835

a PCI E card i think
Can u recommend me a link, from a site or store, online or regular ones the trusted ones though thanks.

Those are PCIe X16, you want, simply, PCI (aka PCI 2.0). If you live in the U.S., this would be the correct form. Note that it's the only PCI 6-Series card they have.

Well i know that, but i wanted the link to the geforce 6200 compatible for my pc, i googled it and all which came up was PCI-E cards
So again can some one give me the link to this Geforce 6200 card compatible with my pc.. for sale.
ThankYou

Try this link.

Hey.
Thanks for the link, but it says a minimum of 3000W power supply?
Ermm will it work on my pc, that geforce 6200 pci.
Ah so much confusions, wish i had a x16 or agp

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I don't know really, but I don't think there should be any major problems. That Dell should come with at least a 300W PSU.

Ahhh it means i have no other choice, im helpless, the only way out is to buy a diamond viper woth like 120 a waste of money,
and it said 3000w not even 300w, can it be a mistake on that site?
I will call them up to see if its a mistake.

3000W? That would be a server or something, but even then, I don't know of a server that uses 3kW of power on it's own?! There's probably a mistake on the site.
I looked at ur PC on Dell's site and it has a 230W PSU, so you will need a new one. But sadly, you'll have to cut away part of the casing at the back to allow a third-party PSU to fit into the case, since the one provided by Dell is proprietary. But if you can afford it, this PSU is made for ur PC specifically by PC Power & Cooling Inc. and you won't need to cut anything at all. And I don't think you need to get the X1300, since the 6200 PCI is cheaper from a performance vs. price standpoint.

Hey.
Well if i get Diamond viper raedon x1300 will it run on my pc, i searched dell forums it says 230 watts is fine for a pci card, when i checked the visiontek site i found out that for x1300 250watt or higher is recommended, so will it work even if i dont upgrade my powersupply?

If u run highly demanding games like FEAR or Oblivion, they will pull more power from the PSU so it wouldn't be enough for that. That being said, I'd prefer having more power than I need, rather than having less.

I just bought:
HIS X1300 512MB HyperMemory with 128MB (64bit) DDR2 PCIe x1

I bought it here:

http://www.axiontech.com/prdt.php?src=FG&item=76668

I also found a $10 coupon at NewEgg that should work with it!

You have to buy it before 04/30/2007
http://images10.newegg.com/UploadFil...pr3007cd12.pdf

Maybe this might have been better, only $30 more!

HIS Hightech H155HMF256EDDE1LN-R Radeon X1550 512MB(256MB on board) 128-bit GDDR2 PCI Express x1 Low Profile Video Card - Retail

That's a PCI-E x1 card. It would be physically impossible to fit it into a PCI slot.

Well the Dell Dimension E310 has two PCI slots and 1 PCI Express X1 slots. If its available, using the PCI E X1 is preferable IMHO, but cards that support this standard are limited, hard to find, and expensive.