Gaming base unit for £200?

[chazt]

ok, i'm building a pc for a mate with a budget of £200 and he wants to be able to play games.
I already own a socket A motherboard, so this is what I was looking at
Case - http://www.ebuyer.com/customer/produ...duct_uid=88001
CPU - i was gonna try and get a cheap AthlonXP 2000 off eBay and swap it with the 2700 that i have in my server.
Memory - 2x512mb pc3200 off scan (anywhere cheaper?)
Hard Drive - 40GB IDE
Graphics - 9800pro off retek for £66

any alternatives?

[Smudger]

I think MicroDirect are cheaper for generic memory, but only by a few pence.

[jamena]

doesn't sound too bad. I run the following kit which is rather similar:
(stock apart from a tiny bit of an overclock on the gfx ram)

nForce2 400 motherboard made by Sparkle (no support - grrr)
xp2400+
2x512Mb pc2100 with low timings (1xPC2700 & 1xPC3200 clocked to match cpu)
WD 120Gb drive
9800pro AIW 128mb (got mine for £76 - excellent compared to my old 5600)

It's in a nice Antec case with a decent Antec 350w psu (never scrimp on the psu!) and it's happy at 1280x960 with medium settings on BF2 and CSSource. Your only stumbling block will be the monitor, I migrated mine from my old rig(s) as it's still outstanding (iiyama 454). You can probably pick up a semi-decent CRT for next to nothing though.

edit - check your local TradeIT paper, and university noticeboards, might find some bargains.