im thinkin about upgrading my pc

[Ghetto2k4]

Hey

i wanna upgrade my pc so..it will run faster and better for gaming too but i dont know what to buy and i dont got alot of money but i'll get the money just buy a little at a time but here what i got in my system right now

Intel Pentium IIIE, 1000MHz
Motherboard: AOpen AX34 Pro II
Chipset: VIA VT82C694X Apollo Pro133A
Memory: 386 MB (SDRAM)
Video Card: nVIDIA GeForce 2 Ti
it has two harddrives one is 20GB and the other is 120GB

if u need anymore info just tell me

[dr_sharp]

Punctuation was invented for a reason. The only thing you really can do is start with a vcard (assuming you have agp) then save up for (1)mobo, (2)ram & (3)cpu. This is assuming that your mobo has agp. But the three formentioned items are all vital, non-transferable, and unfortunately for you, expensive so there is no easy way to do what you are wanting.

[amd_man2005]

Get a new mobo/RAM/CPU before a video card.

Also, just curious, dr_sharp, when is your bday?

[Ghetto2k4]

dr_sharp, what part of indiana u from?

wow i got some fast reply's thx, yea i was goin to get the mobo,RAM,CPU before the video card anyways but u know any good sites or know what the best mobo & CPU to get?

[wayout44]

Why upgrade that PC when most of it is so old?

Your case will likely not have the airflow needed for a modern setup plus the PSU will also likely below par as well.
Personally I'd be planning a complete new system (except maybe use the 120GB WD).

[dr_sharp]

amdman: 6/20

ghetto: north vernon

probly would be best to just save up the cash and get a whole new system.

[Ghetto2k4]

dr_sharp, i dont need anymore systems i got 3 systems and i dont want anymore LOL but i just want to make this pc better for this one game only anyways too

[wayout44]

Well then if you don't want anymore systems then why not just sell that one so that you'll have more to spend on a much more modern one? It would be the best way to go.

[Ghetto2k4]

How Much Money will i need to build a good system for gaming then?whatever

[amd_man2005]

$600-$800 should get you a nice AthlonXP gaming system.