Problems while running games

[likeabeus]

Hi! I have the following system :
- Motherboard ASRock G31M-VS2
- Processor DualCore Intel Pentium D 830, 3000 MHz (15 x 200)
- Video card nVIDIA GeForce 9500 GT
- Memory Kingston 2GB + an older memory(bought a few years ago) 1GB
- Windows XP SP3
- An older WDC HDD with 120GB storage.
The problem is that when i try to run pretty decent games like League of Legends, my game is loading slowly and i run the game with 20 fps at very low settings. I want to find out why is my pc performing so bad.

 

[sergeyn]

You just need a better PC. The one you have should go to a museum of history of computing

 

[likeabeus]

You just need a better PC. The one you have should go to a museum of history of computing

Thanks for your post, but you didn't helped me with anything.

 

[USAFRet]

You just need a better PC. The one you have should go to a museum of history of computing

Thanks for your post, but you didn't helped me with anything.

Yes he did. The one you have is old and slow. Simple as that.

 

[likeabeus]

You just need a better PC. The one you have should go to a museum of history of computing

Thanks for your post, but you didn't helped me with anything.

Yes he did. The one you have is old and slow. Simple as that.

Ok, i'll just pick this as a solution. Thanks for helping me with nothing.

 

[sergeyn]

If you want someone to buy you a new PC, then you should phrase your question accordingly.

 

[likeabeus]

If you want someone to buy you a new PC, then you should phrase your question accordingly.

I just wanted to know what i should change at my current pc. I didn't asked anyone to buy me a new pc as well as i didn't asked you to reply at this thread.

 

[USAFRet]

If you want someone to buy you a new PC, then you should phrase your question accordingly.

I just wanted to know what i should change at my current pc. I didn't asked anyone to buy me a new pc as well as i didn't asked you to reply at this thread.

In the current PC, you should change everything. Ok, maybe keep the DVD drive, and maybe the case.
HDD - old and slow
CPU - old and slow
GPU - old and slow
RAM - old, slow, and small

Change one part, and you have to change all of those. A new CPU requires a new motherboard requires new RAM. Then you may as well change the GPU, because otherwise that would then be the weak sister.
Oh, and you need a new PSU to power all of that.

Hey, look...you just made a new PC.