What is the difference between my ATI Radeon HD 3200 Integrated Graphics Card th

the ATI 3200HD is not a card at all but rather an integrated chip on your motherboard that shares the system RAM rather then having its own dedicated RAM on a card. Your best bet for drivers would be the Gateway web site.

as far as the ATI 5770, you may need a PSU (Power Supply Unit) upgrade for that. If your current PSU is 400w or more then you are fine. If you have a 300w unit, look into the ATI 5670 or upgrade your PSU.

In a simple way, integrate means on board.. When referred to an integrated chip it means that the chip has been designed and fused on to the platform (motherboard in this case) along with the other components.. In an integrated graphics sub-system the processing unit is on the motherboard and it shares your system RAM for its memory use..

http://www.amd.com/uk/Pages/AMDHomePage.aspx

In the above link, look for the 'Download Drivers' section.. In the first section marked as 'Component Category' select 'Graphics'.. In the next category select whichever operating system you are using.. In the next category select 'Integrated/Motherboard'.. In the next category choose 'Radeon 3200 Series'.. Click on view results.. A page appears with your download options.. Select and download the latest releases..

BTW if you've the default windows 64 bit home premium installed in your desktop then click on the link below to see the latest graphics updates for it..

http://game.amd.com/us-en/drivers_catalyst.aspx?p=win7/...

Thank you for the links and great info. So if I wanted to upgrade the graphics card in my CPU, would I also have to get a different motherboard? I am willing to spend whatever to upgrade my system. I was also looking at a 900 w power supply but I don't know if it would fit.

Thanks for the great answers!

Actually that didn't work. I downloaded the Radeon 3200 graphics drivers and it installed correctly then on the restart it said something along the lines of "No ATI Graphics Drivers installed wrong driver in place." Very odd..

If your motherboard dosen't have PCIe then yes you would have to upgrade your motherboard, at which point you should just get a new computer. 900W is overkill, and you should look at a reputable brand besides.....Corsair, Antec, PC Power and Cooling....

what are you using your system for? if gaming, please give the resolution you play at as well.

Well thanks for all the great info, I really think I am just gonna get a new CPU. Keep the one I have now for work and storage and then get a great gaming PC. Maybe with the Intel i7-930 chipset. What would be the best graphics card for this?