EggXpert

I have this: Motherboard - EVGA 122-CK-NF63-TR LGA 775 NVIDIA nForce 680i SLI ATX Intel Motherboard I want to replace my current 8800GTX [Coreclock 575Mhz, Memory Clock 1800Mhz, 768MB GDDR3, 384bit] With a new card that will fit in this motherboard and be about the same or more powerful in performance. I have this PSU: ENERMAX Liberty ELT620AWT 620W ATX12V Power Supply (+12V1@22A, +12V2@22A) What kind of cards should I be looking at, I'd probably prefer to buy a Nvidia card by EVGA if theres any good ones in this range.

Well by today's standards, 8800GTX is still a powerful video card. For an nVidia card upgrade, you are looking at 9800GX2 or GTX200 series. 9800GTX (+) does not offer enough power for the money

I probably would not bother with the 9800 series and go straight to the GX200 series. The 9800 series is only a small improvement anyway.

with the GX200 cards work fine with my Motherboard? I have a early version of PCI-E, does that matter?

fragger12:

with the GX200 cards work fine with my Motherboard? I have a early version of PCI-E, does that matter?

Wikipedia, man, wikipedia...just look it up...I recommended GTX200 series for a reason