I have an old, cheap Cyberpower desktop that uses a K8T800 Msi Via motherboard. It came with an AGP Nvidia MX 4000 graphics card, but recently the card failed (the screen would flicker, random crashes, etc., updating drivers didn't fix anything, and it worked for a while with the graphics card disabled, but now I can't get any signal at all when I boot my computer).
At any rate, I'd like to keep the PC around as a second computer but I need to find a reasonable graphics card replacement that will work with the motherboard.
What's a good value/decent gaming performance option? $25-$75 range hopefully.
Actually, I would like the video card to be able to play games a few years old, at least as well as the old MX 4000 and hopefully a little better.
The PSU is 380W, so...I'm really not sure how much more video card I can add. The system is fairly simple though, AMD 2800+ I believe with one HD, 512 RAM, CDRW Drive, 4 fans, that's about it.
"Be sure not to get a GDDR2 variant and instead a GDDR3 variant "
Hmmm....I have no idea what you are trying to tell me, but I'll look out for those letters/number...
Well, thanks for the help, but I found a MX 4000 (that I *think* is the same as what I had for $30) so I just bought it, after all it is just a backup computer for basic tasks now.
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