[markkram 1]

heres some info.....Most is useless

PSU

Win Power
Switching Power Supply
Model: ATX-450

Max. Output: 450W

INPUT
115VAC
10A MAX
60Hz

230VAC
5A MAX
50Hz


OUTPUT
+12v 20A MAX
+5v 40A MAX
+3.3v 28A MAX
-5v 0.5A MAX
-12v 0.8 MAX


Processor

Name:Intel Pentium D 945
Code Name: Presler
Package: Socket 775 LGA
Technology 65nm
VoltAGE: 1.248v

Specification: Intel Pentium D CPU 3.40GHz
Family: F
Ext. Family: F
Model: 6
Ext. Model: 6
Stepping: 4
Revision: C1
Instructions: MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, EM64T


Clocks

Core Speed: 3401Mhz
Multiplier: x 17.0
Bus Speed: 200.1Mhz
Rated FSB: 800Mhz
Cores: 2 Threads: 2

Cache

L1 Data: 2 x 16KBytes
L1 Trace: 2 x 12Kuops
Level 2: 2 x 2048KBytes


Motherboard

Manu.: PCCHIPS
Model: P23G 1.0
Chipset: VIA P4M800CE Rev: 00
Southbridge: VIA VT8237
Sensor: ITE IT8705


BIOS

Brand: American Megatrends Inc.
Version: 080012
Date: 07/20/2006


Graphic Interface

Version: AGP Ver. 3.0
Transfer Rate: 8x
Size Band: Enabled



Memory

Module Size: 1024MBytes
Max. Bandwidth: PC3200 (200 MHz)




i am looking for a cheap one(plays mosy games)....plz help
price range - $0-$160

 

[dai]

http://www.dealtime.com/xPO-PNY-PNY-TECHNOLOGIES-GEFORCE-7600GS-512MB-AGP-512MB-DDR2-DVI-VGA-HDTV
moved you to games as they will have a better idea of whats what

 

[Indoril Nerevar]

The card dai has suggested is pretty much spot-on for what you're wanting. If you're willing to spend $30 more, you could get the GT version, which has faster RAM and a higher core speed.

Take a look at this page for some good cards. The 7800GS's are out of your price range, but I left them there in case you were interested.

If you prefer ATI cards, take a look at these.

 

[markkram 1]

thx a lotray:

heres the choices

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16814145139
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16814150198
http://www.amazon.com/PNY-VCG76512SAPB-Geforce-7600GS-512MB/dp/B000H70X3A


which one should i get...would i notice the difference much if i get the cheaper one?

 

[Indoril Nerevar]

Out of those, the 7600 will be the best by far, but I would go for the XFX version from newegg instead: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16814150166
It's cheaper, and probably better quality.

The 7300 is not a gaming card, and will only play games on lowish detail settings.