i want to upgrade my video card to http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16814150157 my question is can this video card run WoW FEAR hitman blood money AOE3 and other new games CS:S, oblivion

in short can i run the new game with this card i knwo i dind't list specs all i wanna know is will this card run new game pretend liek ym computer is infitaly awsome expect for the video card and i'm gonna use this card

thanks in advance

You can't play "let's pretend I have a good PC" & base your video card choice on that!

We already know from your other post that your HPeee has a less-than-great motherboard & probably a weak power supply to go with it. If you wanna invest in a high end video card for it, that's your business, but if you expect it to work, you're also gonna have to invest in a new power supply.

i am i don't mean to be rude if u read my other power supply i plan to buy a new power supply i just wanna know if the card can keep up with the games. ghz is plany a number ram is plany a number but vidoe cards are diffrent and i really odn'tn knwo how to tell if it will work

hope that made sense. 1 gig or ram is a number for a system requirment i can look up and know for sure but vidoe card are diffrent so can tis card play the games?

Yea, I did read your other post & Matt gave you some excellent advice. Before you buy a power supply you have to check with HPeee to find out if a store-bought PSU will physically fit in the case & you also need to know if HPeee used proprietary wiring on the stock PSU (& therefore the motherboard). If they did, you either have to buy an HPeee replacement unit or an adapter to convert the standard PSU wiring to the HPeee wiring scheme. If you buy the wrong style PSU, install it & switch it on without checking these things out beforehand, there's a chance you'll fry the entire system.

Here's the the images of the card you selected...take a look at the 3rd pic. See where the 4-pin HDD plug from the PSU needs to be connected?

http://tinyurl.com/lxymt

A decent PSU is gonna cost you $50 or more, so this "upgrade" is gonna cost you approx $200...that's a lot of cash to invest in an outdated system.

Here's the system requirements for FEAR:

http://tinyurl.com/mxqxp

And here's some FEAR benchtest comparisons. The XT version of the 6800 isn't tested but the GS version (which is better) is...see where it ranks on the chart:

http://www.tomshardware.com/2006/05/15/graphics_card_buyers_guide_2006_part3/page44.html

and no to oblivion if u want it to work well... (2.2ghz wouldnt help that either)

TJ297 All Prices are in Auzzie Dollars =D

AMD 3800+
2 Gig RAM
Nvidia 7800GT
Thermaltake 430w PSU
Antec LAN-boy Case
Onboard Sound WOOOOT
Surprisingly not bad :p