Do I have a balanced system for my video card?

I just got an ATI RADEON 9800 PRO 128 megs 256 bits.
I am wondering if the rest of the components are in balance with this video card.
I am about to assemble this rig.

MOBO NF7-S v2
CPU AMD ATHLON 3200+ Barton
PSU FORTRON 350 watts.
MEMORY CORSAIR 512 megs PC3200
HARD DRIVE WESTERN DIGITAL 120 GIGS
SOUND CARD CREATIVE LABS SOUND BLASTER AUDIGY
OS WINDOWS XP

Start adding extra hard drives, pci cards, fans, lights, etc., and that PSU might come up short... but it is a good one... but if you were starting from scratch, why not start off with a quality 450 or something?

<font color=red><b>NF7-S/MBarton 2500+
210x11.5 1.82v SP-97
GB Corsair XMS PC3200
BBA 9800 Pro 423/369</font color=red><font color=black>
NF7-S/MBarton 2600+
210x11.5 1.76v
512MB CVR PC3200
Sapphire 9500@9700

The 9800 is a great complement to an AthlonXP.

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<b>Radeon <font color=red>9700 PRO</b></font color=red> <i>(o/c 332/345)</i>
<b>AthlonXP <font color=red>3200+</b></font color=red> <i>(Barton 2500+ o/c 400 FSB)</i>
<b>3dMark03: <font color=red>5,354</b>

They can be flashed with a modified BIOS. It only tightens the mem timings a bit (but can REALLY knock a mem OC down--especially if the RAM is Hynix). The performance boost is noticable at the same clocks.

Maxtor disgraces the six letters that make Matrox.

Thanks for the opinions guys. Now I can assemble this rig.

By the way...I have no idea how to overcloack anything on a computer. But I guess the versatility of the ABIT motherboard will allow me to learn how its done.

For Titaniom: well...you might be right about the PSU coming short. But besides two optical drives and fans...plus network card...nothing else is going in...I want a very simple system. And U R right...FORTROM PSU's are very good quality according to TH reviews.