Super cheap card for basic use

[apopleptic]

First post on here, but I've been around elsewhere for a while.
Building a replacement PC for my sister.
It's only for basic office use and maybe for playing back 1080p mkvs on her TV. I already have her a miniPC I built for her TV, but if that fails I would like her to have this as a backup.
Can anyone suggest a PCI-E video card that is less than $20 the preferably has HDMI? I have a 6600gt with 128mb ram somewhere but not finding it right now.
Prefer new, but would't really mind used if it is cheap and working.
Thanks!

 

[Nauseous]

if you want new your gonna have to spend around $30 unless you can find a deal on ebay or something

 

[257Tony]

Here you go, $17 after rebate, great card for what you need.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814131338

 

[razr m3]

Compuvest has a new 9800 GT for $29. It's slightly above budget, but it's a pretty powerful card.

 

[apopleptic]

Here you go, $17 after rebate, great card door what you need.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814131338

I think this is the one...
Should be no reason it won't fill all the needs for her computing.
The 9800gt was tempting but then I would need to get her a new power supply with the 6 pin power, and the fan is just one more thing to fail. Plus they get you for an extra $11 for the ground shipping.

Thanks for your feedback!

 

[shadowman01]

get a GT 630 by zotac.

 

[apopleptic]

get a GT 630 by zotac.

that card seems to be $70+
a little bit out of the $20~$30 I was thinking.

 

[Domini]

that card seems to be $70+
a little bit out of the $20~$30 I was thinking.

The one Tony suggested is the best option as you are only playing 1080p movies, plus it can give you the option of using a Bluray drive later.

 

[apopleptic]

Here you go, $17 after rebate, great card for what you need.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814131338

Yeah, ordered this one.
Thanks again.