Hi guys I am new to this site and was wondering if anyone can drop me some advice on upgrading my video card.

I have and integrated geforce7025/nforce 630a and was wondering if i can disable that to with a new video card.

Also what video card can i buy that can fully support games like cod5 without lagging and playing in slow motion. Because i have got cod5 but it plays but very slowly i got a dual core 5600+ cpu and 2gb ram so i think i need to get a new graphics card because my onboard graphic card seems like it can not handle the pressure.

Thanks al
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Can any1 give me advice plz ?

Here is the specs on your mobo Motherboard GPU Technical Specifications. Your mobo has one slot for a PCI express 16 video card. You can upgrade to whatever amount of money you want to spend. On my mobo the onboard video was disable by inserting a new video card but on some mobo you have to go into the bios to disable same.

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EVGA 650i mobo with Intel e8400 Core 2 Duo
4 gigs OCZ 800 ddr2 ram and 160 gig sata hard drive
EVGA GTS 250 SC - Windows 7
See my test at http://www.pcpitstop.com/betapit/sec.asp?conid=23014579

cool but are you certain i can disable it on a Gigabyte GA-M68SM-S2L that the mobo i have and thanks for the reply!
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cool but are you certain i can disable it on a Gigabyte GA-M68SM-S2L that the mobo i have and thanks for the reply!
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I thought we were talking about a 7025/nforce630A! The Gigabyte mobo also has a PCI express 16 slot so you can put a video card in that one as well. See GIGABYTE - Support&Download - Motherboard - Manual - GA-M68SM-S2L (rev. 1.0)

Ok I get it now! The nforce is the video built into the Gigabyte mobo. You can install the PCI express 16 and then you may have to enter the bios to disable the onboard video. Read page 17 in the manual http://europe.giga-byte.com/FileList...68sm-s2l_e.pdf

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EVGA 650i mobo with Intel e8400 Core 2 Duo
4 gigs OCZ 800 ddr2 ram and 160 gig sata hard drive
EVGA GTS 250 SC - Windows 7
See my test at http://www.pcpitstop.com/betapit/sec.asp?conid=23014579

Before anything, check the box your COD game came in, it will list at least the minimum hardware requirements. Imagine doing all this to find out not enough ram or slower processor ?

Thanks guys now i have a much better idea of upgrading!