lamer computer graphics?

[Chewy]

No agp and onboard sucks?

this is one of the first affordable pci cards I have seen

http://www.chiefvalue.com/product/productdetails.aspx?submit=&item=14-143-058&ATT

any comments?

http://www.newegg.com/Product/CustRatingReview.asp?Item=N82E16814143058

[mill]

Stupied Question here? AGP is the brown slot right

[Chewy]

consult your motherboard manual

[UncasMS]

No agp and onboard sucks?

noone would want to do much with this setup

gamers wont be satisfied with a 6200 pci and nongamers could as well stay with their onboard card

Stupied Question here? AGP is the brown slot right

it normally is

[Chewy]

We've had a few people who have asked about upgrading and pci cards have been too expensive, this one was dx9 and opengl 1.5,

It depends entirely on the onboard graphics

[anonymez]

a couple of reasons to get one if no agp slot,

-dxva
-dual displays/tv out
-faster ui

3d performance would be better than usual onboard, but any decent mobo (nowadays) will have a pci-x slot or two

[Chewy]

I intended it for older computers with very lame onboard, some even only share 8 megs of memory

[anonymez]

it might allow something ~1Ghz to play 1080i mpeg2

[vw56german]

For real hard core gamers it might not be quite enough, but when I had my first machine that had the 8 meg onboard video, I found an Xtasy Radeon 9250 pci 128meg 400Mhzeffective DDR Dx9 compatible OpenGL 240 Mhz VPU core on sale with a rebate final cost about $30. I was way happy not to have to spend $100 or more on it, and it enabled me to play what the onboard graphics would not. Seems to be a nice inexpencive upgrade. My .02