well i asked my mom if i can buy a new graphics card and she said yes so i have decided to buy a geforce2 gts 64mb agp graphics card so when my cousin gets here he can help me install it and hopefully we can find the agp slot and then ill be up to snuff on everything im really excited http://www.alliedassault.com/ubb/biggrin.gif

hopefully i can find the slot and put in the new one my computer is a dell dimension and its not even a year and a half old

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Most Dell Dimensions have integrated graphics...which mean there is no AGP slot on the motherboard. Take down the Service Tag number on the back of your computer, and go to http://support.dell.com and enter in your service tag #. You should be able to find documentation or something that will tell you if you have an AGP slot.
One good test is to look where you plug your monitor into. If the VGA connector you are plugging it into is on a card, then you're probably OK. If the VGA connector is around the same place where you plug in sound, printer, usb, etc...then you more than likely have integrated video, therefore your Nvidia card will be of no use to you in that machine.

Best of luck

I just saw your other post. Not good news. Most Dell integrated videocards (where the graphics card is built into the motherboard) are Intel 3d AGP. The only solution is a PCI card, which is pretty much pointless.