hoddie, no quite enough, it narrows it down to a few motherboards, but both of them are completely different from one another.

Download and run this utility:
SIW Download

Scroll down to a section called "Motherboard". In there it will give you the manufacturer and mdoel. You will also see in the same section how many slots are available and what your maximum limit is!

My guess would be it's a Foxconn motherboard, with 2x 512mb sticks of DDR1 and an AGP port.

hoodie - the best video card you can get is a 7800GS (AGP) and if you get that, you will notice games running smoother.

Whoever told you more ram would increase your gaming was only half correct. This only works if you have a video card that can keep up with it - which unfortunately don't.

You could try using the crucial system scanner at Memory upgrades from Crucial.com - Determine My Memory Needs

k heres the info i got from the siw download.

MANUFACTURER NEC COMPUTERS INTERNATIONAL
MODEL K8T800-8237

CHIPSET VENDOR VIA TECHNOLOGIES INC
CHIPSET MODEL APOLLO K8T800 CPU TO PCI BRIDGE
SOUTH BRIDGE VT8235 PCI TO ISA BRIDGE
SMBus VIA TECHNOLOGIES INC VT8235 TO ISA BRIDGE @5000H

CPU AMD ATHLON 64 3200+
CPU SOCKET SOCKET 754
PROCESSOR UPGRADE ZIF SOCKET
MAX CPU SPEED 4000 MHZ

SYSTEM SLOTS 3 PCI, 1 AGP

MEMORY SUMMARY
CAPACITY 1-24 MBYTES
LOCATION SYSTEM BOARD OR MOTHERBOARD
MACIMUM CAPACITY 512 MBYTES
MEMORY SLOTS 2
ERROR CORRECTION NONE 8-BIT PARITY
ERROR CORRECTION CAPABILITIES NONE
NAME PHYSICAL MEMORY ARRAY
USE SYSTEM MEMORY
MACIMUM MEMORY MODULE SIZE 1024

OK, so your board accepts DDR 266/333 SDRAM (128pin), PC2700 or PC3200. Kingston is a good make. So probably a good idea to ask for 2 sticks of 184pin DDR PC3200 1gig each, that's if you have two in your system (512mb each). You could always sell the old ones on e-bay!

If you only have 1 (1gb) then it's best to take it with you an get another identical 1gb.

This is your Mobo.

motherboard 845GV