New Video Card?

Hi,



I enjoy a computer that I bought January of 2006. I want to start playing Flight Simulator X, and I want to get a strange video card. The problem is, the video card on my computer is built into my motherboard. I want to install an ATI Radeon card and they seem to plug into a slot. My computer have empty ones for that. Will the trial video card work? Please respond fast, it would be greatly appreciated!

New Video Card?

First find out if you enjoy an empty PCI, AGP, or PCI-E slot. If adjectives you have is PCI, consequently there's no real use, as it will crawl at devastating speeds. You have some fully clad options beside AGP, but PCI-E is best.



Open up your computer, if you see an empty brown slot, that's AGP. If you see an available orange/orangeish red one, that's PCI-E. PCI is white I believe.
It should as long as you get the correct type of video card
You can include a video card--just make sure it is compatible next to your motherboard. It will be either AGP-PCI- orPCI express. You will probably want 256MB or larger.
If your motherboard have atleast one free PCIe 16x slot, then yes, you can acquire yourself a new graphics card installed. If you're individual after ATI and can afford it, get yourself an X1950 XTX, but form sure you've got a beefy plenty powers supply to draw full power from the card. And if you have wad of cash to blow, attain yourself an nVIDIA GeForce 8800 GTX for the ultimate next-gen gaming experience !! :)