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New Mobo.
well the problem isthe processor has another socket then the mobo you have.which results in a new moboand if you get a new mobo, you will probably have other connections for the video card etc..you probably have a AGP slot and a PCI slot on your mobo (AGP for your video card)newer motherboards have PCI-E slots and PCI slots.so the video card you now have is not going to fit in another slot. which results in a new video card.The newer motherboards have DDR2/DDR3 slots on them for the RAM.now,.. you probably now have DDR or one of the oldest DDR2The next thing is that the new motherboard and video card need more power. So a new Power supply is needed.So the best thing is,.. A new PC
New cases these days support various motherboard form factors and you can check that up at a lot of places. I faced the same decision before I got my new PC. There's no way around it. The best thing to do is to save up and buy a new computer.
Haha, bought a full ATX case for an ASUS micro ATX board. It was quite funny .