Picking AGP Graphics Card for Warhammer

Hello, my name is Mike. I am currently in the process of trying to find the proper graphic card to run Warhammer on my older Compaq S6500NX Tower. Original specs: http://www.shopping.com/xPF-Compaq [...] p-Computer ...My tower has a Athlon 3000+ 2.167Ghz Processor; equivalent to ~3Ghz Pentium 4. And it has 333Mhz Bus Speed...I have been recommended by Can You Run It's website to get any of these cards: (Nvidia - FX 5900, 6600-6800, 7600+ / ATI Radeon - 9500-9800, X300-X850, X1300+ / Intel - X4500) ...I am wondering if anyone has any experience with any of these cards and has any preference? I am also wondering, depending on the card, what (Size, Brand, Wattage) Power Supply I will need to replace my current 250W, and will I need any Cooling Fans, etc... I have also upgraded my original 512mb memory to 2Gb, and I had to change out my original top DVD E-Drive to a HP One: http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspag [...] 6506511356 ...Please let me know if you need any other information. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

all the cards you listed are either extremely old or are integrated solutions. as drums said, look into a 3850. best agp card out there. or for a bit less money, take a look at the 2600XT.

I appreciate your replies, but with those choices could you tell me what type of power supply would be best? And HIS is the only maker of the 2600XT's on newegg for agp, and it's gotten bad reviews... So is there a better make to go with? Or is that the one? ...I want to be able to run a card that won't kill my tower in terms of power and heat. And I only have VGA right now, so I don't really need the absolute best that only has DVI or HDMI, if those are my only choices with those cards... Unless absolutely necessary. I also don't want to spend much more than $100 if possible. Any other thoughts?

for a 2600XT, you could probably get away with a cheap psu. i managed to run a 7600GT with a 500W no-name power supply that my friend got with a case he bought. as long as you don't run it to near its rated power, you wont have any problems.

i dunno, if you end up having to upgrade your psu to handle a new card, i would just hold onto the money... because if your gonna upgrade, you might as well get a new tower...$600 can get you a c2d, hd4670, 4gigs of ram, 640gb hdd, and a 500watt psu, with a decent case.. its nothing to flashy, but it will get the job done.
of course i omitted the OS/dvd drive/motherboard/fans/etc