Decent Budet Graphics Card

What is a decent graphics card that wont cost alot and is capable of running BF2 wothout breaking a sweat ,links would be great and my PC doesnt have an AGP port so it needs to be a PCI card.Decent Budet Graphics Card
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PCI only? Don't bother getting a new video card. 
[QUOTE=''insidious13''] so it needs to be a PCI card.[/QUOTE] do you mean pci xpress if not then upgrading would be pointless beause pci is way outdatted
I dont want to make a big upgrade just a quick one to play some BF2 thats why i was askin for sumtin low priced one. I know i have2 PCI ports free ,but there is this other one that i have no idea what it is(not very smart when  it comes to PCs) , its sorter than the PCI ports so... idk
 the big black one there is pci express thats probaly the one you have or you either have agp  which is like this green one
Well, i have the three PCI( white ones on the second pic) But the shorter one is brown and its only one long slit instead of 2, one long and the other part other short
Is there anyway to see what mother board i have to Google it and see what they ports are.
Sounds like an AGP slot
[QUOTE=''skinnypete91'']Sounds like an AGP slot [/QUOTEone long slit, a little shorter than a PCI slot?
 no recomendations?????   .
[QUOTE=''insidious13'']  no recomendations?????   .[/QUOTE] no because you don't what slot you have so we can't recommend you anything
I have a PCI slot  .[/QUOTE] no because you don't what slot you have so we can't recommend you anything[/QUOTE]
Best PCI card is the Radeon X1550 PCI. Should give you a decent boost over onboard, but remember that PCI is a bus technology that was first used back in 1993 with the original 60MHz Pentium. It maxes out at 133MB/sec. Some hard drives are able to exceed 133 MB/sec while ''bursting.'' You can't really expect the PCI version of the X1550 to perform anywhere near the AGP or PCIe versions do.
[QUOTE=''My_name_a_Borat'']Best PCI card is the Radeon X1550 PCI. Should give you a decent boost over onboard, but remember that PCI is a bus technology that was first used back in 1993 with the original 60MHz Pentium. It maxes out at 133MB/sec. Some hard drives are able to exceed 133 MB/sec while ''bursting.'' You can't really expect the PCI version of the X1550 to perform anywhere near the AGP or PCIe versions do.[/QUOTE] The PCI version of the X1550 performs exact like its AGP and PCI-e counterparts.If you must upgrade your video card, the only card worth getting is the 6200.http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/searchtools/item-Details.asp?EdpNo=2917752%26sku=D15-9034It's not that great, but it's a decent upgrade over integrated graphics, Aero-capable, and it doesn't cost over $100 like the X1300/X1550.
The shorter slot your talking about is maybe either a,CNR Slot Or a AMR SlotUnfortunatly you cannot put a video card in there, (at least not anything good i'm aware of) Like some one else allready mentioned it could also be a AGP slot.
[QUOTE=''Hiryuu_''][QUOTE=''My_name_a_Borat''] Best PCI card is the Radeon X1550 PCI. Should give you a decent boost over onboard, but remember that PCI is a bus technology that was first used back in 1993 with the original 60MHz Pentium. It maxes out at 133MB/sec. Some hard drives are able to exceed 133 MB/sec while ''bursting.'' You can't really expect the PCI version of the X1550 to perform anywhere near the AGP or PCIe versions do.[/QUOTE]The PCI version of the X1550 performs exact like its AGP and PCI-e counterparts.[/QUOTE]No, it doesn't. In fact, it wouldn't perform as well as the AGP and PCIe versions even in 2D apps. Up the screen resolution to 1600x1200, and you'll see 2D apps (even Internet Explorer) refresh slower. Never mind advanced 2D apps like Photoshop or (Heaven forbid) 3D games.
dude, we need to know for sure if you have either a PCI-E or just PCI, becuase if you have a PCI slot don't bother upgrading. If you have PCI-E well...........you can get a card that will easily run BF2 good
[QUOTE=''My_name_a_Borat''][QUOTE=''Hiryuu_''][QUOTE=''My_name_a_Borat''] Best PCI card is the Radeon X1550 PCI. Should give you a decent boost over onboard, but remember that PCI is a bus technology that was first used back in 1993 with the original 60MHz Pentium. It maxes out at 133MB/sec. Some hard drives are able to exceed 133 MB/sec while ''bursting.'' You can't really expect the PCI version of the X1550 to perform anywhere near the AGP or PCIe versions do.[/QUOTE]The PCI version of the X1550 performs exact like its AGP and PCI-e counterparts.[/QUOTE]No, it doesn't. In fact, it wouldn't perform as well as the AGP and PCIe versions even in 2D apps. Up the screen resolution to 1600x1200, and you'll see 2D apps (even Internet Explorer) refresh slower. Never mind advanced 2D apps like Photoshop or (Heaven forbid) 3D games.[/QUOTE] Lol dude, what the hell are you talking about? Even integrated graphics can handle crap like that.http://www.gpureview.com/show_cards.php?card1=506%26card2=497Different versions don't perform differently from each other, otherwise they'd be labeled different.
If your lucky it might also be a pci-e 1x slot Like the two in the middle.You might be able to find a video card for that