> Rob Beard wrote:
>
> However it may be possible to fit a
> graphics card. I don't suppose you know the make and model number of
> your motherboard do you, or if it's a branded PC (say a Dell, HP etc),
> what the make and model number is?
>
> It is possible that your motherboard may have an AGP slot for an
> external graphics card, or a PCI Express slot (or two). As a minimum it
> should have a PCI slot (assuming it's a desktop PC and not a laptop).
It's a Packard Bell m/board RC410-M, specs from the site:
Form Factor
* µATX Form Factor.
* 24.4 x 24.4 cm.
CPU Support
* Intel Pentium D Dual Core Technology.
* Intel® Pentium® 4 processor in an LGA775 socket with an 800 MHz
system bus.
* Intel® Celeron® D processor in an LGA775 socket with an 800 MHz
system bus.
Chipset
* ATI Radeon XPress 200 Northbridge.
* ATI SB450 Southbridge.
System Memory
* 2 banks.
* DDR2 400 / DDR2 533 / DDR2 667 DIMMs.
* Supports up to 4 GB system memory.
* Single Channel support.
Video
* ATI XPRESS 200M GPU.
* Maximum video memory in BIOS is 256 MB.
* Total maximum video memory 512 MB using TurboCache.
Audio
* Realtek ALC 655 audio codec.
* High Definition Audio subsystem.
* 5.1 channel support.
Network
* Realtek RTL8100C.
* 10/100 Mbit.
Expansion Slots
* 1x PCI Express 16X.
* 3x PCI.
Drive Support
* 4 x SATA connectors.
* 2 x Ultra ATA-133 connector.
Apologies for two replies - for some odd reason my original email and
Dave's reply didn't come through to my email program!
Dianne
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