Here is the link to the Graphics card I am thinking of getting:

http://www.walmart.com/catalog/produ...#ProductDetail

And here are Very close specs of my pc. Very close...there may be like one little thing different but it is almost exact:

http://compreviews.about.com/od/desk...rioR3275US.htm

So I'm wondering if-

A- Will I be able to successfully install this on my pc?
B- Will it run Toribash Shaders AND fluid blood?
C- Will it run Shaders and Blood SMOOTHLY?

(The reason I am worried if it will install on my pc is, if in the picture it is right side up, then that won't work because my mother board is on the right side of my PC. Is that a factor?)

Yeah the thing about that is I don't really order stuff online...I don't have the means to and also I don't really like to. so...given my current position, I have a Radioshack, Net Tek, and Walmart where I live.

Any 8 series can run shaders (actually any 6 series or higher can), but you might want to grab a 8800 like Ciao said to make sure you get a solid 60 FPS.

Okay I will take a look. Although, I have never upgraded my PC before and I also am kindof short on money right now...

Edit- I took a look through them all and all I could find were 8400 and some 6400s I think. But I think I'm just going to go for the 8400.

By the way, would I need to buy more Ram to run Toribash smoothly at 50-60fps or would the graphics card take care of it?

But the chipset is supposed to fit into the motherboard on the side right?

Eh. My teacher is a guy like that. He has owned businesses, etc... of computers he was a tech guy at his store net tek for years, he has built alot of computers for himself and for other people but I think I can do it myself.

And will a Visa gift card work for Newegg? Can I deposit the money on it into PayPal and then go with newegg?

Just one thing, I wouldn't need to upgrade the power supply or anything on my pc would I?

Not sure.
How do I check?

Alright, I took a look, and the power supply says the 'Max Output Power' is 250watts.

So, is that good enough?

(Also, Yes I have 2 PCI-E 2.0 slots open)