EggXpert

Im looking for a GeForce 8300/8500 or a Radeon 9800pro (PCI-E) or better (I'm playing CoD4) that will fit in an HP s3220n tower. Its a very small tower and I'm having a hard time locating a card that will fit.  Any ideas? Thx in advance.

well if you want to be able to play CoD4 you'll need a dx10 card.  no doubt about it.  as for fitting in a micro atx tower im guessing?  i hope to god by pci-e you meant pci x16.  well if that is what you meant, this 8600gt should do you good. 

Thx for the response, yes I meant pci x16. The problem with the card you posted is its too big. My HP is one of the "slim line" towers, its really small, Ive found a few cards that would fit, I just cant find the ones I listed above.

can you give me the dimensions of the case?  while you measure, im gona check out google image to see how small we're talking.  because that card is quite small. 

HD2600pro another option to look for.

alright so i was just looking at the card u were speaking of.  and if the pictures i found was the same pc, you wernt kidding.  can you give me an example of a card that would fit? 

I need a low profile card with a a small mounting bracket like this one http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814139165. I'm just worried about the size of the card itself. Im not at all smart when it comes to hardware I just like to play the games. I'm not real picky as to which card I get, I just want something that will run CoD4 without probs. Thanks for the help guys! Keep the suggestions coming!

Egg search:  "Low profile video cards"  They come with the L-P brackets.  I put that link 'cause I don't know if you need/want dx10 or not...

1 PCIe x16 8 series card.  A PNY 8400GS.

1 PCIe x16 HD2xxx series card.  A Diamond HD 2400 Pro.

No idea how they would game, though.

I do have just a suggestion. If this PC isn't that new and not covered under a warranty you could buy a new case, transfer the motherboard and parts from the old case into the new case and have enough room for a video card that you really want. I've done this with some peoples computers, saves them a lot trouble finding parts that fit. It's painful of course moving all the parts, but worth it.