For that kind of money, I'd consider a 7800GT. There appear to be at least 2 within your price range ($299 that I could find - phoawr, $1 under). A very good chipset that will perform faster than a...

What is the game in question?

Don't get me wrong, I'm not trying to force anything upon you. I'm just concerned that your upgrade may not be warranted - from what I can see, you have a very low end system, so I have wonder if...

Enhance what exactly fren? Is there a particular application in mind?

Also, the type of RAM used on the card has no connection with the type of RAM used on your motherboard. Either type (SDR/DDR)...

Chances are that TNT2 will be limited to AGP2X, which means a voltage of 3.3V. I wouldn't use the card!

Any brand should do. Whether or not it acts as two devices in one depends on what model you buy.

Regardless, bring in your laptop or provide the model number to your local store and obtain a...

Some cards have both ethernet and a dial-up modem on them - there will be a separate connection for each.

Yes, you can buy a network/ethernet card. Take your laptop into the local store, ask and...

Unless the software supplied with the card provides such a feature, then no, not easily. I imagine you could setup some server to stream the video from the tuner to clients on the network, but I...

Please don't cross-post clasher (i.e. post the same question in more than one area).

All assistance is to be directed to this thread (http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/thread31739.html).

Do you have the latest patch (1.01) installed for Max Payne? Have you tried older driver sets?

Depends on your budget!

As I said, he has standard PCI slots. ;)

http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/thread27182.html

You have standard PCI slots. PCI-E support is only available on the newer motherboard chipsets - those with Intel's 775 CPU socket or (possibly and) AMD's 939 CPU socket.

The motherboard has an integrated sound card, so you don't need to buy a separate card, but you may want to buy one in the near future if the onboard solution fails to deliver decent audio to your...

Yep, you can do that. Just make sure you uninstall the drivers and so forth from the Dell box so that any replacement cards can be quickly installed without conflicts.

With the Audigy, install the...

Have you looked in your system's BIOS (commonly accessed by pressing the del key when prompted)?

I would also recommend you download the latest drivers from ATI's website (www.ati.com). Make sure you uninstall the previous drivers (if you do use the CD version) from add/remove programs in...

That "IEEE1394" is a firewire port, which you can use to connect your DV camcorder to stream off digital video.

The inputs and outputs on your video card allow you to output (TV-out) a signal to...