Help please $1,400 canadian biuld

Hello I would like to make a new rig, it will be an update from this:
-p4 2.0ghz
-512mb generic ram
-radeon 9600 pro

As in the title budget is $1,400 canadian and these are the stores I will most likley be buying from rbcomputing,pccyber and maybe sprint computers.

I need a processor, motherboard, ram, graphics card, psu. I have an antec superlanboy case, monitor, mouse, speakers and keyboard.

I am leaning towards core 2 duo and there will be no overclocking involved. Because of my monitor screen size (17'') a very high end graphics card wont be needed but I mostly play games and would like to have every detail on high for most games if possible. If you can get 2 gigs of generic ram into the biuld it would be great. Installing will be no problem but I would like the parts stable and reliable.

Show me what you can create and thanks for looking!

$1400 CAD eh? let see here!
I am going to use Memory Express for all prices. Know them. Love them.
Core2 Duo E6300
Mushkin HP2 PC2-5300 2GB
Gigabyte GA-965P-DS3 motherboard
250 Seagate 7200.10 hard drive
Sapphire Radeon X1900 GT 256MB
NEC - Mitsubishi ND-3550A DVD Burner
Antec P180 Case
Antec TruePower 2.0 550W

Comes to $1439... so close!

Hey, my setup cost $1300 cdn from canadacomputers.

Not including the videocard but including the case and a 450w power supply.

So you could probably get a similar setup with a 500 w power supply for your lanboy, unless you already have one and a geforce 7600gt, not sure how much gaming you want? If you do want gaming spend an extra $130 and get the 7900 gt.

I know you said you dont want to overclock, but once you've upgraded the bios its as easy as 123.

1. You can get this computer to about 2.5 ghz no voltage changes.

2. You can get it to 2.8 ghz with minimum voltage changes, and not alot of heat. If you really aren't into overclocking this is probably the highest you may want to go because its such a minor increase.

3. You can get to 3.0 ghz with a litle more power, even 3.2ghz. At this mark what you are doing is you are building yourself a $3000 cdn performance computer for $1400. I'll even give you what my voltages are.

The gigabyte motherboard, (once updated to v1.4) or later using the @bios utility in the gigabyte directory, is crashproof, if you mess up and the computer won't start it will automatically restart itself with automatic settings of 2.13ghz, which is what you want anyways. So it doesn't hurt to try!