That's why today we're looking at ATi's Radeon 9250, on a board made by our friends at PowerColor. The 9250 sports a pricetag under $50, and gives you 128MB of video memory, TV out, DVI/CRT, and the image quality and drivers we've come to expect from ATI; not to mention the familiar AGP interface, so the user need not shell out the big bucks on a board for PCI-Express. We're not going to zero in too much on framerates today, since the 9250 isn't made to take any records, but we will be showing you this AGP card that fits any budget, inside and out, starting with the outside: