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Yes, that's the chipset. Note the GTS is different than the GT.
Things to look for:
RAM size.
RAM speed.
Warranty.
Uses drivers from nVidia v. proprietary.
Output - Dual DVI is good & it should come with a DVI to VGA adapter.
TV Out is a plus.
Here's one that's only $100 at Tiger:
http://computers.pricegrabber.com/video-cards/m/52436113/search=geforce%
208600%20gts%20512/st=product/sv=title/
I'd prefer a card that vented the fan outside the case v. inside, but
that's the only real drawback I see.
Note that, as with all power video cards, you want a 400-450 watt PSU
minimum. Do not go cheap on the power supply; it's the lifeblood of all
of the components in the machine.
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