How much money are willing to spend? The memory should be next. I'd go for no less than 512 megs of DDR. You're processor's not much faster than what I have, so that would be next. Bare minimum for a monitor has to be 17 inch. No less. I think you're fine on hard disk space. But I could be wrong.

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i'd reccomend the upgrading the RAM and the
VidCard, Thats a Good Boy.

Ram:
Crucial PC2100 Ram
OCUK Ram Page

VidCard:
OCUK main graphics card page
Reccomended 9700/9800's
Reccomended FX5900's

There Ye go, Enjoy.

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El Goonish Shive

Primary

More RAM

Alternative Secondary Option

If your HDD is not one of the onboard hardware cached variety, I suggest that you upgrade to one of those. Any make you can afford that has an on board hardware cache of 8mb will significantly improve your PC's performance. You don't have to get the 10,000 rpm SATA monsters. A regular ATA HDD from WD, Seagate, Hitachi or Maxtor will do, whatever is cheapest for you.

I had to replace my non-cached 7200 rpm ATA HDD with one that has a 8mb cache and the performance difference was very pleasantly surprising.

I'd say lots more RAM and a bigger monitor - size matters

I just figured pSYCHO was used to squinting.

<edit>

A bigger monitor, moving up to 17" probably will cost you more than a
new 80gig HDD.

Edited by - Indy11 on 6/29/2004 10:40:26 AM

ram (1gb) cpu (2ghz+ if moby allows) vga (FX* or Radeon) monitor (17" hdd (80gb+)

* not the 5200 because it's sh*t

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She tastes like the real thing
My fake plastic love...

Edited by - Tawakalna on 6/29/2004 3:11:24 PM

At least 256 more ram

Meh, it's all good. I'd wait before upgrading; grab a whole new system early next year. Prices will be very attractive by then (and around Christmas).