1. What is the maximum budget you want to qualify for? ~ 321 Euro 2. When do you intend to make the purchase? (state a number of days) - As soon as possible, even today if I find something good 3. The current system usually has a monitor included. Does it specify the native resolution and what inputs it provides (VGA, DVI, HDMI, DP), if you intend to change it in the future with something bigger (Full HD or above)? - Flatron W1930S monitor, I will probably change it in the future 4. What do you want to use the component (s)? If you work especially with specific photo / video editing or professional programs, please tell us what they call. -Gaming // photo / video editing 5. Do you want to overclock or do not you fancy? (If you do not know what overclocking you most likely do not want to do) -Not 6. Do you own other components that you want to use with the ones you buy now? If so, tell us a little about each model, type, type, etc., to highlight any incompatibilities that may occur. I do not really want to use something I have on the pc now Current configuration: Motherboard: Hewlett-Packard 0A60h (XU1 PROCESSOR) CPU: Intel Pentinum 4 925 3.00gz RAM: 4GB DDR2 - samsung [Rami are purchased at week 40 of 2008] HDD: Samsung, 320gb (taken this year) GPU: Integrata -256mb (Chell 1.8b for Intel Q965 / Q963) Housing: A Simple Case, Something HP Microtower) Until now I used this PC to "gaming" [Samp, Cs 1.6, etc.]. All these games run somewhere at 20 max 49fps without modes. I want to play something Gta 5, Cs: Go etc. I'm not 100% I want something SH, I might get something wrong, etc I can change the PC altogether if you find something better
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Hi,
You may get a better response by reformatting your post. It looks rather spammy and un-inviting for replies.
Thanks
You may get a better response by reformatting your post. It looks rather spammy and un-inviting for replies.
Thanks
to make it a little easier for others, ive divided it in to how it sort of shouldve been laid out.
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I'm not sure you can really upgrade that with that budget due to the case. You are probably looking at a complete new build outside of your HDD
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Hi and welcome to the forums. 
The format you have written that in is just terrible and at first glance it does indeed look like a spam post. I changed it to make it look easier to read for others:-
That pc is obsolete so you will have to start from scratch. With a budget of 321 euro's you are not going to get much of a pc and certainly not one capable of gaming. If you want something to game on at that price then your best bet is a console. You could try picking up a second hand pc from the Sandybridge/Ivybridge generation and while they are fairly old themselves now they will be a massive upgrade from what you have currently. Even second hand though will be tight at that budget and whatever you buy may very well need a further upgrade. Sorry to be brutally honest but the price of pc components have reached silly levels over the past couple of years. For a half decent gaming pc you would be looking at around 700 Euro's, more if it's a pre-built pc.
***Edit*** Exomale you git, it took me ages to sort through that while doing some research.
The format you have written that in is just terrible and at first glance it does indeed look like a spam post. I changed it to make it look easier to read for others:-
That pc is obsolete so you will have to start from scratch. With a budget of 321 euro's you are not going to get much of a pc and certainly not one capable of gaming. If you want something to game on at that price then your best bet is a console. You could try picking up a second hand pc from the Sandybridge/Ivybridge generation and while they are fairly old themselves now they will be a massive upgrade from what you have currently. Even second hand though will be tight at that budget and whatever you buy may very well need a further upgrade. Sorry to be brutally honest but the price of pc components have reached silly levels over the past couple of years. For a half decent gaming pc you would be looking at around 700 Euro's, more if it's a pre-built pc.
***Edit*** Exomale you git, it took me ages to sort through that while doing some research.