Want to know spec and compatibility of my motherboard if i want to upgrade the memory ram, video card memory & and to change my processor?

I fitted HD4350 512M DDR2 PCI-E ATI RADEON CARD IN SPARE SLOT, GOT IT AT PC WORLD.

go to www.crucial.com and click on 'scan my system'. It will tell you if you can increase the RAM.
here are the specs
• 2 x 184-pin DIMM sockets support two 2.5V DDR SDRAMs (DDR333/266/200)
• Maximum memory : 2GB

It may be your video card, this is an old low end motherboard so it will struggle playing HD movies.

this is the minimum spec for Windows 7:

• Processor: 1 GHz 32-bit or 64-bit processor
• Memory: 1 GB of system memory
• Hard drive: 16 GB of available disk space
• Video card: Support for DirectX 9 graphics with 128MB memory (in order to enable Aero theme)
• Drive: DVD-R/W drive
• Internet connection (to download the Beta and get updates)

Its not the motherboard, its the processor speed, RAM size, and hard drive space, and video card capability that counts.Your processor speed well meets this criteria and also your RAM size is within spec for Windows 7, and im sure you will have in excess of 16GiG hard drive space. So its all down to your video card. You may need to install DirectX 9.Hope this helps :)

You will need to change almost everything. Always stick to the same brands.

check the memory cards or video cards if properly seated in the slots

You must upgrade your graphics/video card. you can see the games requirements on the games box. Find a video card that has enough RAM and make sure it is compatable and your games will play fine. Also good to have at least a couple of GB of RAM for your CPU too, and a good processor wouldn't hurt either. It all depends on how much money you want to spend. Upgrade your video card and they will work though. Good luck.

2GB RAM should be about $100, the same for installation. Your current graphics card meets the specs you provided. An upgraded video card will be about $200 for one that will work, $300 for one that will work well.

Sorry, but if it has intergrated video as you say then video card is NOT upgradable, simply because it does not have a card (It is intergrated into motherboard). That unit can take up to 4GB of ram 2GBX2 DDR2 PC25300 200pin SODIMM $56.00@ crucial.com. It is able to share an dditional 256mb of memory from system for a total of 512mb memory on video. With a little research u should also be able to upgrade the cpu.
Hope this helps good luck,
Dave

Hi dwman113,
Yes your Mach Speed MB will support 2x1 GB, Dual Channel Mode DDR2-800MHz, PC6400 memory modules. (Manual states the memory dimms should be paired).
Also known as matched memory.
Max Shared Video Memory is 256MB, refers only to the integrated built in video card.
Click this link to help you understand what CL stands for; http://www.hardwaresecrets.com/article/26/3
Small example. CL3 runs faster than CL5.
You can run any PCI-Express 16x graphics card & it can be rev 2.0. Graphics cards are backwards compatible which means it will also run at v1.0. You should not buy a SLI card because you only have 1 PCI-E x16 slot. To run SLI, (Hooking up 2 PCI-E x16 cards together viva a small SLI connector) your motherboard would need two PCI-E x16 slots & the board must support SLI mode & your's does not. Here is the main web site link for your Mach Speed MSA2-6100V MB.
http://www.machspeed.com/specs/viper/MSA2-6100V.html
If you have any more issues or questions just post it & we'll go from there.

Good luck dwman113!
Mike

To upgrade from pentium 3 to P4 you have to change alot of the hardware.

You need a NEW P4 Socket mPGA 475 Motherboard.
New DDR RAM
New 478 PIN Processor.

You can use the old CD rom and Hard drive and any other PCI card but You Need the Mentioned Hardware to Upgarde.