It shuold be fine. I play it on an ATI 9800 Pro and it's fine.

Just don't join a bunch of big multiplayer games with lots of players. The game will play at the speed of the slowest system in multiplayer.

9800 Pro was a beast of a card back in the day, 6200SE was never a beast more like a neutered kitten..

and what would a decent card be?

agree'd agp cards are hard to find anymore... its just old tech dieing off (

Top card is AGP, bottom card is PCI-E its the connector difference.

when I said connector I meant SLOT

But there is no, or an insignificant preformance difference between the agp and the pci-e right?

AGP is outdated. There is a large performance difference between AGP and PCI-E, because PCI-E has a much larger bandwidth available to it (same reason AGP is better than regular PCI)

Really, if you have an AGP slot you might considering upgrading your motherboard. That way you could spend some money on a good graphics card. That is the only thing holding you back considering you have a dual core processor and 2Gb of ram. Then you will have a PCI express slot to get a newer graphics card.

Now that I think about it, that is a bit odd. I looked around and I think his model is the PCI express version and not the AGP version. On nvidia's site

http://www.nvidia.com/object/geforce6_techspecs.html

On the table it shows a 6200 turbocache as PCIe. I think that is the correct model.

@Panefuldeath: download CPU-Z http://www.cpuid.com/download/cpu-z-143.zip and extract it to your desktop. now run cpuz.exe (the one with the CPU icon). Then go to the mainboard tab and look at the bottom in graphics interface. That will tell you the slot you have.

I checked around NewEgg and there only appears to be one motherboard with Core 2 Duo compatibility and have an AGP slot. Why you would buy it, I dont know but they do exist for some reason.

I have one last question, ive been looking around on the net and i see i can get either somthing thats Geforce 8800 with 256mb or Geforce 8600 with 512mb for the same price of about $130. Im thinking that the one with 512mb would be a better buy? and what would the difference be?

The 8800 is the better card. Actually its a VERY good card. 8600 is not that great of a card so go with the 8800. The one thing you need to make sure is that it will fit in your case. Its about 9 inches long or so, so you will need room for it to fit. Failing that, the ATI 3870/3850 (I think) Is a great card as well.