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Isn't Phoenix the people that make the bios?

Ahh, good point... but I have a good point of my own to point out. They're all still faster than my ATI Rage Pro card... which for some reason I can't get AGP texture acceleration, meanwhile the card...

Big problem... I'm on a really small budget... I can only spend a max of $200 on an upgrade... and all I really want to do is be able to stick a NVidea GEForce3 card in there. Do you think I can...

Pardon about the "no reason" crack, it's a habitual thing for me to say... sometimes I say it for no reason... (sorry.) But seriously... did I say transistor? Oh man, my tech teacher would shoot...

I'm not good with mobos, but I'm taking a high school tech course... and fluid coming from transistors means one thing...(so far that I learned, anyway...) the voltage is way too high. I sort of was...

My current motherboard is capable of both PCI and AGP connection... but I was told that the only reason I couldn't put in a GEForce3 was cuz I had to upgrade the processor. What can I do for about 50...

ok... I found specs... but no names were given on who made my mb. So.... I am gonna post the chipset specs... in hopes that helps. I can e-mail additional specs if necessary.

System Information:
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Hey, thanks everyone. Ok... 2 replies... 1. Yeah it's a phoenix bios... the german program told me that... I sort of deciphered it.
2. I would normally go to dell, bypassing these forums, but my...

Ok.... I found this: "Model: MM8 "On the bottom of my case... that has nothing do do with it, right... I looked it up anyway... and I got the manufacturer as HT Communications Inc. That wouldn't be...

Ok... thanks, Now I guess I'll have to open my computer again. I'll try looking... Would it be on any microcontroller or would it be on a sticker, or on the silicon that makes up the board itself?