Value card, as well as the ATI Rage video card with 16 megabytes of memory. I don't play games that require cutting edge video, and after years of military service, my hearing, while serviceable, isn't as picky either. Dell doesn't like people fiddling with the core elements of their machines. The BIOS is limited, extremely so. You can alter a few of the basics, but things like the clock multiplier, the Front Side Bus speed, and a number of other things simply aren't accessible from the normal BIOS menu.
Memory is likewise limited.
Only two memory slots, and the Intel 815e chipset is rather picky, or so I've been informed. Given that I have 128 megs on a single DIMM, I hadn't noticed. The OEM motherboard is nice, clean, and reasonably free of clutter. Some of it is inadvertently obscured by the wind tunnel-like shroud over the CPU that's intended to direct the airflow through the CPU heatsink. The IDE cables have little plastic grippers on them, making them easy to connect and disconnect from drives, a nice touch.