Hard time figuring graphic card upgrade....

I have a Mac PPC G5 2GHz dual, bought new in mars 2006. I have a hard time figuring out what graphic cards I can use.
In Mactracker the graphic card specifics shown are for G5:s built late 2005 which allow Nvidia Geforce 6600 LE (which I also have now), Geforce 6600, Geforce 7800GT and Quadro FX 4500. Does not say anything about PCI or PCI-E.
Can I use PCI-E cards or only PCI? When I search for the 7800GT card it seems is is only a PCI-E available. And when I view hardware on my computers graphics/displays the 6600 LE is shown as a PCI card (not PCI-E).
The one I want to buy is ATI RADEON X1900 G5 Mac Edition 256MB. It is a PCI -E card.
If I cant use PCI-E cards, what cards would u recommend?
Appreciate all help.
Thanks

Hi-
Welcome to Discussions!
The dual core G5 (late 2005) is PCI express graphics.
The ATI Radeon X1900 G5 Mac Edition is PCI express.
You can use the X1900, just as you wish!
Here are some benchmarks.

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You do not really have to go higher than 8gb, I upgraded to 8gb and then went up to 16gb because I play a lot of Xbox 1 and PS4 level games while running a few programs
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