Right. Atm i have a 7600gs AGP (256mb), i'm wondering if there is any point in upgrading to a "newer" AGp card. I was thinking along the lines of X1950 PRO, as i have heard that is the "highest" AGP card. My specs are as follows: P4 2.8ghz 7600gs 1GB DDR1 RAM 350w PSU The thing is the PSU, I know i will have to upgrade it to run any better AGP cards, so i'm think of this: http://www.scorptec.com.au/product/... My questions are: Is the X1950 PRO the best AGP card? If not, what is? Is there much of a performance upgrade over the 7600gs? Will i have to upgrade my PSU? Will it bottleneck?

That link is to a 350w PSU, i meant this one: http://www.scorptec.com.au/product/...

Bump, needing help here, should i go for another 1gb DDR RAM while I'm at it, an X1950XT , and maybe add another IDE HDD? My concern is the CPU though - thinking of upgrading to a Q6600, 8800GT, 2GB DDR2, 500w PSU, 320GB HDD. But you know how much more that costs than just upping my AGP board.

An X1950XT will probably be a bit of overkill for a P4 2.8. 2GB of ram might help, but you might not need it depending on how heavily you use your PC. It might be worth waiting and saving a bit of money. Although, I understand your position. I keep pouring money into my old system. I've probably spent over $700 on upgrades for my old system over the time.. It's hard to stop yourself sometimes : P Try overclocking your CPU and GPU and see how you go with that. It might keep you happy for a bit longer. Mattwizz3 : My Take of the super P3: P3 Tualatin @ 1.58GHz SL-65DVB Motherboard 640Mb PC133 @ 150MHz Sparkle 6200