jankulosky1337

Forget about it, guys. Yesterday I contacted the manufacturer and they said that it'll be the same with the new graphics because of the motherboard. Now I'm ****ed as *****. I can't afford a brand new PC. Although, I've learned many things from this forum and you KenB, thanks.

What I found in dxdiag was, System model: Goliath XD630. Reply if it was helpful enough.. :)

Well, mostly, I use the computer for gaming, such as DOTA 1, CS 1.6. CS:S, HL:2, Portal 1/2, L4D 1, DOTA 2(I'll play the last ones only if I can run them with the new graphics). Where can I gather information about the wattage of the PSU? In what tab? Total Memory: 1536MB DDR2 RAM Here is a snapshot of it: http://img842.imageshack.us/img842/9681/84821735.jpg OS:Microsoft Windows XP Professional 32-bit

So, here is the motherboard: EPoX COMPUTER CO.,LTD Intel I945 DDR2 : 5G945M (Socket 775) If you need any other information and details about it, check this snapshot I took: http://img694.imageshack.us/img694/8991/37372350.jpg Uhm, and, if you think buying an AFOX NVIDIA GT440 PCI-E graphics card is a bad idea, I'll be glad if you recommend me another one. :)

Try this link: http://set.net.mk/Proizvod.php?vrednost=10&grupa=17&si=16687 So, how do I know what kind of PSU and/or motherboard do I own?

Hi, guys. First of all, I'd like to announce that I'm new to this forum. So, I'm worried that my PC would not run the graphics card I want to buy. Although, my PC's performances are very weak, but however I'm willing to get a new graphics card no matter what. I'm also scared about the fact that even if I get a "killer" graphics card, It'll not make any changes, because of the CPU. The performances of my PC: OS: Microsoft Windows XP Professional Version 2002 Processor: Intel® Celeron® CPU 3.20GHz RAM: 1.5GB RAM DDR2 (I'm not quite sure about this, maybe It's DDR3) Current graphics card: Intel® 82945G Express Chipset Family 128MB Here is a link to the graphics card I want to buy: http://set.com.mk/Proizvod.php?vrednost=10&grupa=17&si=16687 AFOX NVIDIA GT440 PCI-E 2GB DDR3 128bit If you need any other performances of my PC, just ask and I'll reply quickly as I can. P.S. Sorry about my bad English, it's not my native language. :)