Not Exactly Killer, but Good for my use!

Going to be rebuilding this rig over the next few days. Right now, all the parts are crammed into a case that is too small, will be transplanting it to the CoolerMaster Centurion 590.

Case: CoolerMaster Centurion 590
PSU: ThermalTake PurePower 500W Rev. 2.0
MB: ECS K8M890M-M Rev. 1.0
RAM: 4GB Corsair PC2-6400 DDR2-800
CPU: AMD Athlon 64 x 2 5400 65w 2.8GHz
Video: Sapphire Radeon HP 4830 512MB Crossfire Ready
HD: Hitachi 250GB PATA Hard Drive
DVDRW: 20x Lite-ON DL DVDRW (2 Ea.)
EXTRA: Koutech USB 3.5" Card Reader

I may be looking to upgrade in the near future, (proposed budget of $350.00), would like some suggestions.

Once I have this initial build complete, I will post pix.

Cheers.

Is this for gaming or media?

If it's stable at the moment and works for you, ride it till it dies.

Personally, I'd dump the Hitachi drive and ECS board. They are both pretty low quality.

The hard drive is deffinately on the list for replacement first. The current setup allows me to play WoW with an awesome frame rate (46 to 60 fps). This is the 7th or 8th system that I have build ith an ECS Motherboard. I have never had any issues with them. I know that they are a lower class of board, but hey, they work for me.

The motherboard is up for replacement as in the near future as well, but I may ride with it till it gives up the ghost.

Would I see that much of an increase in performance by OC'ing the CPU? I have never BenchMarked the system, all I know is that Vista gives at a 5.7 or so. What do you suggest for Benchmarking my system.

There is something in the BIOS for OC'ing, but I never had the guts to go in and futz with it.