I'd skip changing the CPU on this on.
The GPU looks to be that N210 which is better than most onboard GPUs. However I'd like to see at least the near 100 buck cards from this list (changes every month) at:
http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/fastest-graphics-card-radeon-geforce,3067.html
The 6670 is notable because it may not require you to change the power supply. Tell more about the PSU to be sure.
For GAMING this is the bang for the buck.
Bob
So I've decided to finally upgrade my computer. But I'm going to be doing it piece by piece. I'd like to start with the processor and graphics card as I play games more than anything(RAM would be after these). I understand I would probably have to upgrade my motherboard as it is more than likely it's slighted outdated. However I need feedback on this before I make a purchase(Be pointless getting processor etc and not being able to install it due to a non compatible motherboard). So this is my motherboard now : http://www.gigabyte.com/products/product-page.aspx?pid=2470&dl=1#ov I'm looking at getting the AMD Phenom II X4 Quad Core 960T Black Edition "95W Edition" 3.00GHz (Socket AM3) And MSI GeForce N210 1024MB GDDR3 "Low Profile" PCI-Express Graphics CardSo my main question really is would my motherboard run these 2?My current specs are 2GB RAM, dual core 2.4 GHz and 256MB graphics card(Used to be the **** back in the day).My budget is fairly low so if you have any reccomendations then please try and keep the price as low as possible. Thanks very much ![]()

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