Windows 7 graphics card for old computer

a 4670 would work fine or a 9600

Is there something cheaper that would work? I didn't think I needed to go that high.

even a 3670 would work or a 8800

you can go as ow as a 3xxx from ATI and a something near a 7xxx from Nvidia

The Windows 7 compatibility site lists the Radeon HD 2600 AGP as compatible. Would it be good enough?

Nats, do a little research.First of all , all the cards listed above are PCI-E cards.Your not looking for a PCI-E card from what you've said. If it were me , I'd look at the windows 7 chart and research the cards that are best suited for what you want to use it for.AGP OR PCI,just research it, I'm sure you'll find something great for what you want to do.

Scratch that, the reviews all say that card sucks on Windows 7.

Actually, lots of those cards come in AGP or PCI. I found the Radeon HD 2600 with AGP (VisionTek makes one).

I've been looking through the compatibility charts and I'm just having a lot of trouble sorting through it all. That's why I asked the question.

natsibley,

I'm running an HD2600Pro (albeit PCI-Ex16) in my HTPC and it's working perfectly for my current needs (output to 720p HDTV and 1280x768 projector).

-Wolf sends

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