Building a pc ;my components

[GoodNews101]

What Grayfox said! We are almost agreeing together 100% except I'd rather go with his Nvidia choices or the ATI X1800 GTO or ATI X1800 over the ATI X1600 any day.

Keep this in mind: High end gaming rigs are demanding high end cards. Why? It is because the latest and greatest games are putting heavy demands on the video card. You will be able to play the games but not at the highest settings.

 

[sailpog]

OK heres my revised components:
Memory:
2GB (2*1GB) Corsair Value Select, DDR PC3200 (400), 184 Pin, Non-ECC Unbuffered, CAS 2.5
Disk Drive:
LG GSA-H10ABAL Black 16x16 & ±RW/RAM Dual Layer DVDRW Writer OEM UK
Hard Drive:
IM not sure yet
Proccesser:
AMD Athlon 64 3200+ Socket939 , Venice Core, 2.0GHz , 512KB Cache, Retail
Motherboard:
MSI AM2 K9N Platinum NF570, Socket AM2, PCI-E (x16), DDR2 800, SATA I / II, SATA RAID, ATX
Graphics Card:
256Mb Leadtek 7600GT Mem Clock 1400 MHz, GPU 560 MHz, 12 Pipes, Dual DVI-I HDTV
case:
Xclio 3010B Black Midi Tower Case w/o PSU Hi End AMD64/Prescott Ready
PSU:
600W EZ-Cool Silent pPFC Power Supply PCI-E + SATA AMD & P4 Ready 12cm Silent Fan ATX12v Ready
THis is the stuff ive come up with but it has breached my budget a bit-is there any way of not cutting performance but reducing cost?

 

[Trifid]

The motherboard is socket 940, the CPU is socket 939, and the RAM is incompatible with the motherboard.