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I apologize for so many replies at once, however, I've done more research: Novatech PowerStation Gaming 500W Silent ATX2 Modular Power Supply Novatech PowerStation Gaming 600W Silent ATX2 Modular Power Supply Novatech GeForce GT 440 1024MB GDDR3 PCI-Express - Retail Gainward GeForce GT 440 1024MB GDDR5 PCI-Express - Retail Oh, and if it's any help - I am looking to spend around £30-60 for PSU & £60-100 for the card. That's around 50$ to 100$ for CPU & 100$ to 170$ for Graphics card.

Apparently we cannot edit our posts more than 1 time, hence a new reply... Anyway, I've done a little research towards PSU and I believe I found a good choice. Please let me know whether it really is a good choice. Thanks. 780w G7 ATX PSU

I'm somewhat certain that you are, but I will ask anyway. Are you 100% sure that it will be compatible with the motherboard? Also, I'm really ignorant regarding the entire hardware-upgrade-issue as I've never performed it. I believe that I have a PSU of 350W, therefore I would have to upgrade my PSU if I wanted to use the new graphics card, correct? Any suggestions towards that (what kind of PSU to buy/where to buy it, etc)? Thank you for the advice so far, I really do appreciate it a lot! EDIT: Forgot to attach the image. http://www.ipix.lt/images/25205037.png

Hello, I would like to upgrade my current graphics card since it's quite horrible. However, I am not entirely sure whether the graphics card that I am interested will be compatible with my PC. Therefore, it would be fantastic to receive some helpful replies regarding this upgrade. I would like to upgrade to GeForce 9800GT at the moment I have NVIDIA GeForce 7300 SE/7200 GS. Below I will include some useful information: Operating System: Windows XP (Professional) Manufacturer: Advent Model: T9608 http://www.ipix.lt/images/17465599.png EDIT: (I forgot to mention that I will have 2 GB of RAM in a week) Should you have anymore questions regarding this, please do ask. Also, I am open to any suggestions (different choices) regarding the graphics card. Thanks.