Help with my first Rig?

No one?

Yes i will also have second thoughts, no triple thoughts. I am eating but I will post this message first so you know someone is looking into your thread   What is your budget and what will you be using this for. There's a format for asking for build advice go thread > system > build advice [its stickied]

Also canceled all your orders... but keep the hard drive if it's cheaper than the one i listed it may be same exact one haha.

Interesting reply, also I didn't know where to post it.

Anyway it's going to be for gaming.

Also can't cancel the orders  

My budget is $200. Yes that's right. Two hundred.

I got all my parts listed here for $200. The GPU and CPU for $100 and everything else for $100. eBay is pretty sick  . Anyway what would you change? Only things I'm not willing to change are the HDD and mobo.

Best answer selected by Wahmtwo.

Where to start...
Wintermint, suggesting a $500+ machine when his budget is $200 is absurd.
Truth be told though, $200 cannot build anything modern. I think the cheapest new build I have that I could recommend with a clear conscience is almost $400, not including the O/S.
With a $200 budget, the obsolete-tech market is probably the best you'll do, and, with the exception of the PSU, for that money you did not do too badly. Yes, the 690 chipset is ancient technology, and the CPU has been passed by even the lowest of AMD's current line, but if you play mostly older games or are willing to turn down the settings, you'll manage until you can afford something better.
Now, if you have an additional $200 to make changes, then first we need to know where you are, or where you can shop. I will assume Newegg for these examples. The first order of business is a quality PSU. For $44, this 430W Antec Earthwatts will be hard to beat: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E168...
$156 left... I really think, for balance, you'll need a stronger CPU before getting a better GPU. For $75, get the X3 720BE: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E168... and for $20 get an inexpensive cooler such as http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E168... then save the remainder toward a GPU later. Play with that system to see how much of an improvement you want before spending more money. A HD6850 should be around $150.

Great reply, I have decided since I got the CPU and psu for cheap im gonna return them and get my money back, i still am limited on my CPU though as I already bought my mobo and really I do like this mobo, but here is what I am going to do.

I am going to get instead of keeping my Athlon 64 X2 6000+ 3ghz I am going to get the Athlon 64 X2 6400+ 3.2ghz and overclock it as far as it will go stable! Second My case is horrid, so what I am going to do is get a case with a 550w PSU built in and it also fan a HUGE fan so if I over clock it should stay pretty cool (: other than that I don't mind turning down settings again I am just sick of playing on low. With these parts I may get to high but not very/ultra high. Still for $200 I think I did pretty well, agreed?

Links:

Case/PSU I am going to get:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E168...

CPU I am going to get and overclock:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E168...