The less old machine at home sas a k7s5a mobo. I have no idea what exact
model. aida tells me the properties as at the bottom of this post.

Long story short - am going to make this machine an office type machine
for wife and get a new one built for current owner - son who likes games
etc.
What I need is a graphics card for the mobo that run a DVI output so I can
put a TFT on it.
desk space for home machine not good - loads of space on sons desk so he
will get a knock em dead crt (which can be had for unbelieveably goods
prices now) on the new PC. The rest of the k75a machine has plenty of life
in it for word/office type stuff so its seems the best joint solution to
go down this path for both machines. am always willing to listen to ideas
though.

What graphics card to get ? I have no idea. anyone running a tft off this
mobo ?
Current board in an nVidia GeForce4 MX 440 so rtaher than have to totally
remove all traces
of nvidia software (a tricky business I gather), I would much prefer an
nvidia solution.

TIA

Steve

----aida32 info follows-----------

Motherboard Properties
Motherboard ID 62-0429-001131-00101111-040201-SiS735$K7S5AK7S5A Release
04/29/2002 S
Motherboard Name ECS K7S5A

Front Side Bus Properties
Bus Type DEC Alpha EV6
Bus Width 64-bit
Real Clock 100 MHz (DDR)
Effective Clock 200 MHz
Bandwidth 1600 MB/s

Memory Bus Properties
Bus Type DDR SDRAM
Bus Width 64-bit
Real Clock 100 MHz (DDR)
Effective Clock 200 MHz
Bandwidth 1600 MB/s

Motherboard Physical Info
CPU Sockets/Slots 1
Expansion Slots 5 PCI, 1 AGP, 1 AMR
RAM Slots 2 SDR DIMM, 2 DDR DIMM
Integrated Devices Audio
Form Factor ATX
Motherboard Size 240 mm x 300 mm
Motherboard Chipset SiS735


Chipset Properties
Motherboard Chipset SiS 735
CAS Latency 2.5T
RAS To CAS Delay 3T
RAS Precharge 4T
RAS Active Time 6T

Memory Slots
DRAM Slot #1 256 MB (DDR SDRAM)
DRAM Slot #2 256 MB (DDR SDRAM)

AGP Properties
AGP Version 2.00
AGP Status Enabled
AGP Aperture Size 64 MB
Supported AGP Speeds 1x, 2x, 4x
Current AGP Speed 4x
Fast-Write Not Supported
Side Band Addressing Supported, Disabled