Hello,When I bought a new computer a few months ago I also bought a new vid card and had BestBuy install it while I was there. The card is a PCI-E card and I thought it would run great.. Well it did, but it wasn't as great as I thought. Come to find out that the video setting in the BIOS was still PCI instead of PCI-E. I think I have seen a noticable improvement... Does this actually effect anything or am I merely suffering from wishfull thinking and blurry eyes. I think I have seen a modest improvement in frames as well as the ability to run higher AA settings. Just thought I would trow this out there for any of you computer guru types.Respecfully,Scott

>Hello,>>When I bought a new computer a few months ago I also bought a>new vid card and had BestBuy install it while I was there. The>card is a PCI-E card and I thought it would run great.. Well>it did, but it wasn't as great as I thought. Come to find out>that the video setting in the BIOS was still PCI instead of>PCI-E. I think I have seen a noticable improvement... Does>this actually effect anything or am I merely suffering from>wishfull thinking and blurry eyes. I think I have seen a>modest improvement in frames as well as the ability to run>higher AA settings. >>Just thought I would trow this out there for any of you>computer guru types.>>Respecfully,>ScottIf you are referring to the bios setting for the video card bus to use, then PCI is the correct choice over the other which should be AGP. What other choices are there on your motherboard?