PCI Question...

Ok, Ive finally saved up enough to fix the Dell I broke a while back. The processor will be a Celeron D 2.6GHZ, a 1GB stick of PC2700 ram, and am thinking of getting a geforce 6600 for it...Specs for it can be found here:http://www.buyxg.com/store/item.asp?key=VC-135-216

It says "BUS PCI-e x 16", to my understanding that is the PCI speed, I was wondering if that meant my pc would have to be "BUS PCI-e x 16"...Ive tried to find out what my "pci speed" is on my Dell but I cant seem to find it anywhere, would that be compatible with the Dell Dimension 2400 that I have?

Thanks alot,

Supaflies

BTW:If your curious about my other products that I will be buying, you can find the ram here:http://www.digi4me.com/product.php?productid=462

And the Processor here:http://www.starmicro.net/detail.aspx?ID=48

Thanks

Anyone...?

Ok, Ive finally saved up enough to fix the Dell I broke a while back. The processor will be a Celeron D 2.6GHZ, a 1GB stick of PC2700 ram, and am thinking of getting a geforce 6600 for it...Specs for it can be found here:http://www.buyxg.com/store/item.asp?key=VC-135-216

It says "BUS PCI-e x 16", to my understanding that is the PCI speed, I was wondering if that meant my pc would have to be "BUS PCI-e x 16"...Ive tried to find out what my "pci speed" is on my Dell but I cant seem to find it anywhere, would that be compatible with the Dell Dimension 2400 that I have?

Thanks alot,

Supaflies

BTW:If your curious about my other products that I will be buying, you can find the ram here:http://www.digi4me.com/product.php?productid=462

And the Processor here:http://www.starmicro.net/detail.aspx?ID=48

Thanks

PCI-E is PCI Express. In terms of graphics from lowest to highest it goes as follows. PCI, AGP, PCI-Express.

So that card is compatible with my Dell right?

Im just wondering because I'm paying a pretty penny for that card, and I dont think it has a money back garauntee...Just in case, I want to be sure...

Just found out that PCIE is not compatible with my system, so Im going with the Geforce FX5700LE, which you can see here:http://www2.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=14-139-166&depa=1.

Only new-computers have PCI-E (PCI Express) which is becoming the new standard and taking over AGP and PCI (ISA is already dead long ago).

Celeron is a CPU (Central Processing Unit) from Intel that is a low-cost budget processor. Pentium is their good processor.

But if you ask me, then AMD makes both faster and cheaper processors than Intel. ;)

No offense meant on this or anything, but please do check the dates on these threads before posting. This was solved over a month ago. :)

Eldmannen's a thread necromancer, seems to have all the answers, and a very strong 'me too' complex.

Sorry, didnt pay attention to the thread date.

I rarerly do, I am used to fast forums where threads dont stay on the first page for more than a few hours. ;)

I like how you refer me to a "thread necromancer", it surerly does got a nice clang to it. ;)