I'm in a turmoil to either upgrade my AGP Video Card to another AGP or a PCI-E.
Most of you will say upgrade a motherboard that has a PCI-E slot, but that means upgrading everything else including memory, video card, MAYBE CPU - and that could mean a whole lot because I don't want to buy a cheap motherboard w/PCI-E slot (the cheaper ones can't handle the better video cards).

So I'm just curious, what is the PCI-E Video card equivalent to this one?

BFG GeForce 7800 GS OC 256MB AGP Video Card

Details from the BFG website:
>>BFG Technologies<< (http://www.bfgtech.com/7800GS_256.html)

I currently have a 3.0 Ghz (upgrading to 3.8 Ghz, waiting in the mail), 2 gigs of PC3200.

Generally a motherboard has EITHER an AGP slot or a PCI-E slot, but not both. So you can't upgrade from an AGP to PCI-E without changing the motherboard.

Yes I know that...
I guess I'm not wording that right.

I'm trying to find out the PCI-E equivalent card to that AGP one mentioned above.

Mentally, I'm trying to find out shell out $$$ money for a whole system or keep the one I got and buy that video card.

Generally manufacturers will release boards in both AGP and PCI-E versions. So the equivalent would be the PCI-E version.

ScottGem is correct. Take a look at this model (http://www.bfgtech.com/7800GT_256_PCIX.html). :)