Since you had a 9800SE,you have a PC with an AGP port. Any modern card is PCI-E. Those won't fit and would be way too powerful for an older PC.

The best AGP card is something like a Radeon HD 4650 but that costscloser to 100euro.

Your best bet would be to get a second hand R9800Pro or GF 7900 for 30 euro.

No Newegg has branches in the US, Canada and China.They won't ship outside those regios.

FAT32 works for more than 130 GB although Windows won't fomat if teh drive is more than 32 GB. Third-party utilities can do that. The main problem when using FAT32 is that the file size is limited to 4 GB.

living means lying.

You would have to change the defaultinstallation path - if the prgram allows it - some programs will always install on c:

I don't suggest making a small windows partition for this reason. Make a large enough to fit windows and programs. Have another partition for data only. Like 150 GB and 350 GB for a 500 GB disk.

E6600 + 2 GB DDR2 + 9800GT

1680*1050 high settings directx 10. 30fps+

I am not sure why everyone thinks the game runs poorly?

Yes

He doesn't need to repair. His windows 7 is working. It's the windows XP partition that is not (because it was installed afterwards).

I listed the bcedit commands. Why not using a third party program? I am a application engineer and even I use that program rather than the command line tool.

Here is some more help on the bcdedit command

Once 20 you only grow in width.

Indeed. Don't run a repair from XP since it will destroy the windows 7 boot record.

Windows provides a command tool (Bcdedit.exe) to configure the boot manager since the boot.ini from previous window versions is no longer available. It's not easy to use so I recommend using a program like EasyBCD that provide a graphics interface to do the same thing.