Can any hermits help me turn my weak pc into a gaming pc (updated now with pics.

This is a remake of my old thread with pics and new info.

I was wondering if any of you computer guru's can help me out you see i currently own a ps3 and wanna start gaming on my pc again but its weak so i was wondering if you guys could help me build a computer that can run most games on medium or high heres what my computers current specs are below i have from 100 to 200 dollars max to spend on my computer upgrades so if you guys can help me build a shopping cart on newegg of needed parts i woul really apreciate your knowledge and help your giving me

i got all this info from systemrequirmentlab

CPUMinimum: Pentium 4You Have: AMD Sempron(tm) Processor 3000+

CPU SpeedMinimum: 3 GHzYou Have: 1.81 GHz Performance Rated at 3.00 GHz


System RAMMinimum: 1 GBYou Have: 191 MB

Operating SystemMinimum: Microsoft Windows XP / Vista / Vista64You Have: Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition (Build Service Pack 22600)
video CardMinimum: 128 MB, Shader model 2.0, ATI 9600, NVidia 6600 or better You Have: SiS 651_661FX_741_760_760GX_M661FX_M661MX_M741_M760_M760GX (SiS 760 Rev 00)



video Card Driver Version (DirectX)Your driver version number is: 6.14.10.363

Sound CardMinimum: YesYou Have: Realtek AC97 Audio

Sound Card Driver VersionYour driver version number is: 0.0

and i have a 40 gig hardrive with about 16 gigs leftover.

The thing below with the orange and white sticker sais 256mb DDR 400mhz cl3.

well i guess the pics dont matter to much now that we know its DDR 1 for ram or wutever its called.....

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well if it makes you feel better, CPM_basic's advice is very good, then again, for the amount of money you will be investing to even do what he suggests, i think it's a pretty big waste, just buy a next gen console and it'll be a better deal for you

edit: saw your pictures and by the looks of it your computer is bought prebuilt so i don't think you can overclock it through the bios. that basically rules out the possibility of speeding up your cpu

I also don't know the power supply of your system, hopefully if you do follow his advice, be sure to check your power supply can even support the power required for his suggested agp graphic cards

Im thinking about spending 500$ building a gaming comp in april but idk.Can i build a computer with better graphics than consoles for that much?