Replacing my Geforce 9500GT

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jampolulala

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Hi I'm planning to upgrade from my NVIDIA GeForce 9500GT, im a casual gamer, just want a good upgrade from my 9500 GT video card, any suggestions would be greatly appreciated, im not into the high end cards which costs $500 or more. my budget is anywhere less thank $200. I also prefer small sized video card since my tower is kinda small. And also my pc is not that good, here are my specs:

Processor: Intel Core Duo processor E5200
2.53GHz, 1MB L2 Cache, 800MHz FSB, EM64T, Execute Disable Bit
MOBO: BostonL-GL6
RAM: 2GB DDR2 800Mhz
PCI One (One available)
PCI Express x16 One (One available)
PCI Express x1 Two (One available)
PSU: 300
Resolution: 1600x900

I prefer Nvidia Geforce card and I dont plan on investing on upgrading my ram or my psu or anything else, just need to have an upgrade from my current GPU. Thank you in advance!
 

No. It just doesn't support Windows XP. Expect that to be more and more common. The operating system is 11 years old. There is no good reason to stick with Windows XP. People who do are being irrational, and anyone who tells you to knows a lot less than they think they do.
 


Thank you! Im currently using Windows Vista 32-bit, so it means I'm ok? LOL :)
 


His system will use less than that. The test system in those benchmarks uses an A8-3850, a 100w part.
the core duo he's using is a 65w part.