[Chuck Testa]

Originally Posted by SPEED

If you're comfortable with the way your system performs, there's really not much of a point in upgrading, although I really doubt you get 50 FPS on BF3 maxed out with those specs (core 2 duo, really?). I'll take your word for it though.

The bad part is, it's really hard to upgrade just one part. Unless you have a big power supply with a lot of unused wattage, you're most likely going to have to upgrade your PSU if you do a major upgrade (IE a major gfx card upgrade)

But I guess if you have a lot of extra money to throw around, I'd start with upgrading your cpu, then your graphics card, then your ram.

I don't want to go off-topic but there is nothing wrong with his CPU. You can't judge it entirely by the name. Wolfdales are great processors. One of the best for a 775 chipset.

[SilentKiller sk]

I would get a better heatsink. faster ram (get something around 800 not 400), get a bigger monitor like 1920x1080.
what are you use this PC for?

[UnDeAD ZoMBiiEz]

Originally Posted by SilentKiller sk

I would get a better heatsink. faster ram (get something around 800 not 400), get a bigger monitor like 1920x1080.
what are you use this PC for?

Mild gaming, editing, a little bit of website design, and web browsing.

[SilentKiller sk]

Originally Posted by UnDeAD ZoMBiiEz

Mild gaming, editing, a little bit of website design, and web browsing.

Then you should be fine, If you notice any part of the system getting to slow upgrade that.

[yuki2012]

I think it's pretty good.Keep that

[AndroidCydia]

Get a new a Graphics Card and a new Monitor.