Hey, i need a video good card that can support really good games on it max quality,like:
S.T.A.L.K.E.R
Devil May Cry 4
Crysis
Lineage 2
Unreal Tournament III
F.E.A.R
Prototype
Left 4 Dead II
FallOut
Assassin Cred
and other cool games
My Current video card is Ge Force 6200... and i'm buying a better one
anyone know a good one?

Well, Keep in mind that graphics cards do only half the job. The other half goes to your cpu. Could you post your computer specs?

Windows XP Professional
Intel Celeron 430, 1800 MHz (9 x 200)
40gb HD (i'm getting a 500gb soon)
1GB ram
did i missed anything :P?

yer the card it self

he already posted it above.

Hmm. So what kind of computer do you have? I'm going to guess desktop.

What's your price range, and what level of graphics do you plan on playing most games on?

I might be able to dig up some nice and not too expensive cards for you.

I Have 400 R$ , Wich is like 200$.

celeron 1.8?GHZ

u can buy a card but wont play the games well..
the cpu is to slow to handle games(new)
and u may need more ram to

i say u can buy but keep ur cpu in mind
but if i was u i dont i'll rather get a cpu


my friend have a celeron 3.6Ghz and a 8400 graphics
and he say when the go in the menu of prototipe it lag and he have to play it on low and its still crappy

its ur choce

the GTX240 DDR5 is cheap and good it got a speed of
3.4Ghz
dx 10.1
shader 4.1

Well, prototype had major bugs from the day it was released for pc.

I also noticed the laggy start menu, you just have to let it warm up a bit.
He shouldn't have had problems.

he gave me his prototipe disk (so we play with thr same disk so sude have the dame errors)
and it works fine on my pc 40-50fps on high

Nero, I say before you even buy a graphics card check your motherboard for the right slots to house the card.

I bought a 9800GT for $200 AUD thinking my motherboard could house it, but it turned out we need a PCIe slot, not a normal PCI slot.

Sounds to me that your PC is pretty old and your motherboard would most likely only have PCI slots.

You'd probably be better off buying a new PC.

EDIT: Not to mention cooling.