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well its ok not great but ok
first things first you might want to upgrade the video card. you might be happy with it but if you want to play upcoming games you need a new card... Also nowa days most games are in need of 2 gigs of memory so get your self another stick (1 gig) ... the other information most ppl want is your budget. tell how much you have so people can start giving you recommendations.
also im guessing you mobo is pci16
This link should help you find an affordable card
http://www.tomshardware.com/2007/08/06/the_best_gaming_video_cards_for_the_money/page2.htmlCall me superficial, but do you have a casing that is nice to look at? :D
I kinda like my Thermaltake Soprano DX (http://www.thermaltake.com/product/Chassis/midtower/sopranoDX/ve7000_index.asp)
it's massive (so good airflow alhtough it's cramped with plenty of stuff) + it comes with a big 140mm silent fan at the front
rubber dampeners on the drives
it looks good
it has that nice little details like swiveable legs (to make it more stable - just in case you have dogs, kids) and stuff
What more can you ask? A nice pece of gear that's nice to look at, and doesnt annoy you when you try to score a frag.
wait is your mobo agp or pci, cuz theres 2 types of x1950pros
theres one that is agp
and theres one that is pci
tigerdirect should have them both
Use a program called CPU-Z to check the mobo socket. If it's LGA775 you should be able to run a Core 2. If it doesn't, or you want to upgrade your mobo go with these.
Gigabyte GA-P35-DS3L $95
Patriot Ram $62
Then you have your x1950.
Now realize that the mobo only has support for two ATA100 devices so you may have to replace your drives or get new hard drives if you have more than 2 ata devices (or get PCI card). I'd recommend SATA hard drives anyway.
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