Video card or TC tuner????

Here is my current build.

P5WD2 Premium
Pentium D830
Dark Knitght CPU Cooler
Powercolor Radeon X800GT
4 gigs of Patriot PVS24G6400LLK Ram
Maxtor DiamondMax 10 6V300F0 300GB Serial ATA (3.0Gb/s) 7200RPM Hard Drive w/16M
Seagate 1.5T Hard Drive for media storage
BenQ DVD+RW
Asus CDRW-DVD
Lian-Li PC6070 Plus Case-Stock fans
Corsair HX Series CMPSU-620HX
Samsung 215tw 21" widescreen monitor, Win-TV PVR500


Should I stay with the X800GT video card or should I upgrade. I want to spend less than $100 since this is an older system. Is there much benefit to upgradeing my video card. I don't play games on the PC anymore. Just use it as a media center, photo editing and web surfing. Any suggestions???

 

the 8800 will do just fine for these for a long while to come

get a TV tuner I waited for ever to get one and Its one of the best things I ever did makes Media center Soooooooooo much better
Being able to pause and record live TV and listen to FM radio is just cool as hell. Not to mention that when ever i record a Program I can re encode it to what ever I want (AVI, MKV, MP4, DVD, etc.) put seasons on to dvd or an external drive with out having to be limited by Copywrite crap MOST other DVR's come with

 

I already have an analog dual tuner. I was thinking maybe something like this-GIGABYTE GV-R435OC-512I Radeon HD 4350 512MB video card or a digital dual tuner.

 

If you have Digital Tv (or at least some digital signals) then I Would go with the digital Dual tuner
Because If you not gaming or doing some advanced video editing I don't see a better video card making much of a difference ( that you will notice) but a better tv tuner will make a noticeable difference it tv quality

As far as the X800 to view Video / pics / internet and to edit pics it should handle this effortlessly

 

Being an NVidia fan, I'd upgrade the X800 to a Geforce 9600GT. Most are under $100 and they have an EXCELLENT price-to-performance ratio, better than the HD4350 by a long shot. For under $70, you should look at the Geforce 9500GT. It's probably the best 128bit card on the market and will provide superior performance for all things video for a non-gamer, but it will also do some gaming too (but as we all know, gaming video cards can really be quite spendy).
Geforce 9500GT cards at Newegg: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produ...&Ntk=&CFG=&SpeTabStoreType=&srchInDesc=9500GT
Geforce 9600GT cards at Newegg: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produ...&Ntk=&CFG=&SpeTabStoreType=&srchInDesc=9600GT
Some cards even come bundled with free games or have rebates or free shipping.... look at this card, a 512mb 9600GT. It includes two free games (World of Warcraft and Call Of Duty 4), free shipping, and a $20 mail-in rebate!!! It totals out at $69.99, and when you register the video card with the manufacturer, you get a LIFETIME warranty!!!! (at least I think you get the lifetime warranty; I bought a GTX260 from this same manufacturer and got a lifetime warranty when I registered within 30 days, so I'm assuming they have the same policy for all their video cards)