Suitable card for k8tneofisr2

I recently built my rig but ran out of cash before I could replace the graphics card. I currently have an MSI FX5600XT and am now looking to replace it with something better. My current budget is approx £150, which I realise won't get me anywhere near something substantial but wonder if you guys have any suggestions/experiences. I've looked at lots of reviews etc and, in all honesty, get quite confused with them (XT, Ultra, SE, Pro, - all very confusing to me.
I'm also looking to replace my PSU to an Enermax 465 but they now seem to be difficult to come by in the UK.
Thanks

depending on what you want to do
9600xt's are a good base (nvida 5700ultra)..but will get outdated soon
then about the best deal going is the 9800 pro (5950)
6800 gts and x800pros are great but probably over your budget.
i personaly stay away from se, or le's cause they are like celerons.
btw 9600xt you will have to turn off a few bells and whistles for doom3

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