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i have a 3year old computer i would like to play call of duty 4 and other i have a graphics card SiS 661FX/GX?
Mainboard 
ackard Bell NEC Unspecified
Chipset :SiS 661FX/GX
Processor :Intel Pentium 4 516J @ 2933 MHz
Physical Memory :512 MB (1 x 512 DDR-SDRAM )
Video Card :Silicon Integrated Systems (SiS) SiS661FX/760/741/M661FX/M760/M741 GUI 2D/3D Accelerator
Hard Disk :ST380011A (80 GB)
DVD-Rom Drive :COMBO IDE5232CO ATA Device
DVD-Rom Drive 
VDRW USB H16X USB Device
Monitor Type roView Technology - 15 inches
Network Card :Realtek Semiconductor RT8139 (A/B/C/810x/813x/C+) Fast Ethernet Adapter
Operating System :Windows Vista (TM) Ultimate Professional 6.00.6000
DirectX :Version 10.00
Windows Performance Index :1.0Manufacturer ackard Bell NEC
Mainboard ackard Bell NEC Unspecified
Bios hoenix Technologies, LTD
Chipset :SiS 661FX/GX
Physical Memory :512 MB DDR-SDRAM
LPC bus :Yes
PCI Bus :Yes
AGP Bus :Yes
USB Bus :Yes
SMBus/i2c Bus :Yes
Bus HyperTransport :No
Bus CardBus :No
Bus FireWire :No
what graphic card is suitable for this.
Forget needing dual core; it works well without. I've seen it working well on a three year old Pentium 4CPU 3.2 and with 2 gig of ram on a premium Asus P4 Motherboard. I've also seen it run terribly on a dual core system; not sure the total build, but it didn't run *as* well as on the P4 I've seen.
What I would say is that you get hold of the best graphics card that you can afford to play *any* PC game. That being said, it might be hard to determine just what limitations you might have on your graphics-card slot.
Bear one thing in mind here; for everyone who would take a liking to any particular graphics-card there will be as many that would give you a different answer.
With regard to your Motherboard: Unspecified means it's been built to factory-form and the rest of the PC itself is built around it; 'unspecified' doesn't mean it's not good enough ... but equally it might not be be good enough to play such a game as COD4. I have a three year-old Mohertboard that can still beat a lot of mid-range dual-core assemblies.
That still leaves you with a few questions not answered, but in all honesty and without knowing how your PC performs graphically (only you might know this) it's hard to fully deterimne. Rule-of-thumb has always been the best you can afford with regard to Motherboard, processor, RAM and graphics card ... (in that order.) ie ... you can have the greatest graphics card but if you don't have a Motherboard that's good enough to 'keep up with it' then the graphics-card will never run at it's best ... and any other combination of the above.
OK ... I know, that's as clear as mud but (and frankly) without seeing what *you* see it's a bit hard to give a definative answer here.
Good Luck
~F~
