Need Asus MB with PCI-E - suggestions?

I have an Asus P4C800-E motherboard... 478 intel cpu. AGP.

My friend has a GF8800 PCI-E video card he said I can have...
I just need a new motherboard.

I can't afford to upgrade anything else... So I'm looking
for a board that will support my CPU, memory, etc.
and give me a PCI-E slot for video.

Any suggestions on a new board??


On the flip side - I have a GF5700LE AGP video card.... which
isn't really doing it anymore. I don't play a lot of games..
mainly CS. Sometimes a few others, but I don't have the time
like I used to.

Anyhoo - would it be cheaper to get a new/used AGP video card
to replace my 5700, rather then find a motherboard with a PCI-E
that will let me keep everything from my old board??

If so, what card would be good, performance wise, but not be
much $$?

My plan is to get a new rig next summer.... just trying to
limp along until then.

Thanks!!

STEve

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Your CPU and RAM are now outdated and not found on any current motherboards
that support PCI-E.

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"Steve Dambrowski" <steved.TakeThisOut@panix.com> wrote in message
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>I have an Asus P4C800-E motherboard... 478 intel cpu. AGP.
>
> My friend has a GF8800 PCI-E video card he said I can have...
> I just need a new motherboard.
>
> I can't afford to upgrade anything else... So I'm looking
> for a board that will support my CPU, memory, etc.
> and give me a PCI-E slot for video.
>
> Any suggestions on a new board??
>
>
> On the flip side - I have a GF5700LE AGP video card.... which
> isn't really doing it anymore. I don't play a lot of games..
> mainly CS. Sometimes a few others, but I don't have the time
> like I used to.
>
> Anyhoo - would it be cheaper to get a new/used AGP video card
> to replace my 5700, rather then find a motherboard with a PCI-E
> that will let me keep everything from my old board??
>
> If so, what card would be good, performance wise, but not be
> much $$?
>
> My plan is to get a new rig next summer.... just trying to
> limp along until then.
>
> Thanks!!
>
> STEve
>
> --
> "Guys, guess what?"
> "The 5th dentist caved in and now they all recommend
> Trident?" - Chandler from FRIENDS.
> -Internet: steved.TakeThisOut@panix.com http://www.cyberenet.net/~steved