I an with no video. Any help would be appreciated as I do not want to RMA the wrong part. I am thinking MOBO and VIDEO but could it be power since I was having issues with the fans and video on first install. I removed RAM to test that part but as far...

you're limited to PCI, I'd just save up your money and get a whole new set-up. well it looks like you are stuck with pci. you could get a pci video card (which would be better) than onboard video. this would help your gaming experience. and you could...

will probably die out soon. Newegg sells some replacement vga fans that are fairly simple to install. its actually BARELY working. I suppose I should switch to on board video for now though. PNY GeForce 7600 GS AGP Graphics Card Is the above card...

PCI Video card replacement for Pentium Pro-150mHz - S3 Virge. Hi all, I have an old (1996) Windows 95 Pentium Pro 150 mHz PCI bus (PT61-F motherboard), baby AT system that developed an odd problem with the 4 Mb S3 Virge On Board video card. It was as if the...

my details: Sony desktop 2Ghz-1G ram-160G HD SIS650_740 on board video Has 1 AGP slot. I'm told it is AGP1X from Sony support. I don't play games, except solitaire :) I mostly use my system for browsing, e-mail, home pictures and soon for home video....

the video and tv that I have no clue about. Since the system itself isnt that powerful, Id want as much processing to occur on board the video board, the X1550 mentiond above has 512Mb and is dual output, seems resonably priced, you mentioned better cards for...

looking for a PCI video card for the ex-wife's PC. My ex-wife has an old HP pavilion 515n It is currently running with on board video. I think its at 64megs, not sure. There is no AGP slot. Only an extra PCI slot available. ( NOT pci express ) I believe...

new battery? Not working from the AC only, is weird, probably some capacitors going bad. I bought a secondhand board off ebay for $160 shipped, because I did not wanted to take the risk of having a badly repaired board, that would soon get other problems,...

2gb ram, and a video card that decodes ur video for u. like a 9600gt or 8800gt. some low end cards do it too, that would be ur best choice, see ur cpu usage when u watch a dvd, most likely u run out of ram too, idk. video card upgrade first. Check your DVD...