PC build help!

[shiato storm]

I have to rebuild my pc after it went down on me, it happened in 2003 that summer when it was REALLY hot, and its been sitting around not being fixed so figured now was a good a time as any. it has an Asus A7N8X dlx board, athlon xp2100 (more than enough for what I need) and power supply, dvd/cd drives...oh and a case, keyboard mouse etc. and will also be getting a tft.
I've managed to get hold of an old computer but it runs win98 (can't handle xp) and scrabbled together about 300Mb of ram but its so slow (500mhz, P3!), stuffed my gf2 64mb vidoe card in and i can access emails etc which is fine but i plan to get a digital camera and current set up isn't acceptable cause it just wont handle it!!

What I need help on though is a decent sized [quiet?] hard drive, quite fans, an ok graphics card - say around £50-70 - and 512/1g memory. the thing is I'm not hugely technical - what would work best with what I have? I read somewhere certain types of memory cause problems and i'm pretty sure thats what did it last time...it just refused to turn on in the end. i'd say i have roughly £200 to play with, clearly paying less is always better though!
any help would be great

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[shiato storm]

ah sorry, new stuff for the asus board, not really worth doing up the p3 board as its reached its cealing anyway...plus the nforce2 is much better.

and whats the difference between sata and ide harddrives? [instead of price that is]

[speedy_s]

Amd Sempron 2300+ 1.583ghz 256kb Cache FSB333 Retail Boxed Processor with 3 Year Warranty
Crucial CT6464Z40B 512mb DDR 400MHz PC3200 CL=3 Memory Module
Gigabyte GA7vm400M-RZ SKT A Viakm400 MATX VGA Sound LAN USB 2.0 FSB333 Retail Box
Deluxworld M9512 4-1 Pack - Case Keyboard Mouse Speakers
Benq 52x Internal IDE CD-ROM Drive - OEM
Seagate Barracuda 80Gb 7200rpm UDMA100 Hard Drive - OEM

For only £195 all from ebuyer that too including kb+optical mouse but no TFT

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and whats the difference between sata and ide harddrives? [instead of price that is]

Theoritcally sata HDD are slightly faster, they are also a lot easy to connect as he cables are thin. But i have met several ppl who have trouble installing win xp with sata HDD. I would stay clear, unless the system is high end.

[shiato storm]

ah ok.