Low-Budget Graphics Card to match my new display (1920x1080)

[rotven]

Hi,

I recently got a new display (Samsung SyncMaster P2250) and the PC I'm using it on has a pretty outdated hardware configuration, making my main problem the graphics card. The PC is a Compaq Presario SR1010Z.
CPU: 1.80 GHz AMD Sempron
RAM: 512MB (upgrading to 1GB/2GB soon)
MOBO: ASUSTek Computer INC. Salmon 1.04
Graphics: SiS 760 (Display adapter)

What I need is a new graphics card that can output FullHD 1080p (1920x1080) resolution, and I also need to know whether my current configuration can even support a graphics card like that. If so, I need to find a low-budget card that will perform nicely, hopefully something that'll be able to play 720p/1080p video (but not necessarily).
If not, what needs changing in order to get a matching graphics card to work in the system?

Thanks in advance.

 

[invisik]

Does the mobo have pcei? agp? pci?

 

[rotven]

Does the mobo have pcei? agp? pci?

I think it has 3 PCI Slots and 1 AGP (8x).

 

[invisik]

To tell you the truth i would save up and make a new pc altogether. If not here is a card that should handle 1080p decently.

 

[sabot00]

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814102862&cm_re=3450_AGP-_-14-102-862-_-Product

Cheapest.

 

[rotven]

invisik, I totally agree, but I don't have the dough ATM.
sabot00, thanks.