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ok, but what about the boxed in thing? If I use the DVI cable everything is normal. But if I use my HDMI looks like I'm letterboxed?

Ok; problem of sorts... I installed the HD 4650, using my Dell S2409W with a Rocketfish HDMI cable... I have it set to 1920x1080... BUT... I have about half an inch of black screen around my desktop? Anyway to make this normal? I mean the last card was full mode I guess you can call it... ?

Well my Display on everything is 1920 x 1080 since that's the Max the "Dell S2409W Full HD Monitor" can go... Full HD 1920 x 1080 resolution 16:9 dynamic aspect ratio HDMI high quality digital connection So generally all my games are set to 1920x1080... Would love to see a framerate increase or just higher settings enable in the video interface ...

Games: Anything by Blizzard... Hardcore World of Warcraft addicts... Would love to see it on it's highest setting or get a high FPS... Still play old school Starcraft & Warcraft, Diablo... Cannot wait for the new ones. But I also play Unreal Tournament 3, Hellgate, Witcher, Vampire the Masquerade, Guildwars, LoTR Battle for middle Earth, LotROnline... If that helps... I basically need a card in this machine that runs those games better if not meet their Recommended Requiremints not the Minimum

Thanks for the super fast reply; it's helping the rate at which we upgrade! But I have a secondary question for you. Is there much of a difference between ATI RADEON HD4650 & the ATI RADEON HD4670??? Because where I work I know I get a groovy discount with them; them being the Hardware... Or is mainly the difference the fact that the 4670 doesn't offer the low profile bay?

Okay this might end up a bit long winded but I just wanted to make sure I got a correct response to my Video inquiry. & Yes I've contacted Dell via E-mail & Phone; but they made no sense & it was so robotic to get me to order something that didn't sound worth the money. However I am willing to splurge. Here goes. I own (two) Inspiron D530S... Each with their own Dell S2409W 24" Full HD Widescreen Monitor... So I am planning on purchasing Two Video cards. They both came with