Looking to upgrade my desktop??

I hope this is the correct place to ask this question.
Here goes.
I have a desktop which have had for a number of years was a windows 7 home premium.
But did convert it to windows 10 a while back and now over the last few days did the upgrade to version 1511.10586.3.

Now looking for some advice on maybe updating anything inside the tower.
I have included the specs of the pc in question here,Any help on any possible upgrades etc.
Many thanks.

Specs here..
Computer type PC/Desktop
System Manufacturer/Model Number It was Home Build windows 7 Home premium.Built by a local computer shop.
OS Summary Now Operating System Windows 10 1511.10586.3
CPU AMD Athlon II X2 250 23 °C
CPU AMD Athlon II X2 250
Motherboard Manufacturer BIOSTAR Group Model N61PB-M2S (Socket AM2 )
Memory Total memory slots 4 Used memory slots 2 Free memory slots 2
Graphics Card Name Generic Non-PnP Monitor on NVIDIA GeForce 6150SE nForce
Sound Card Realtek High Definition Audio Playback Devices Realtek Dig
Monitor(s) Displays Acer

Update your System Spec

Keyboard HID Keyboard Device Device Kind Keyboard Device Name HID K
Hard Drives Main C drive is now a 120GB SSD With only operating system and programs. Second HDD 1TB with all documents etc.
Antivirus Karsersky
Browser Google
Other Info Summary Operating System Windows 10
CPU AMD Athlon II X2 250 23 °C Regor 45nm Technology RAM 4.00GB Dual-Channel DDR2 @ 401MHz (6-6-6-18) Motherboard BIOSTAR Group N61PB-M2S (Socket AM2 ) 40 °C Graphics Generic Non-PnP Monitor (1024x768@60Hz) 128MB NVIDIA GeForce 6150SE nForce 430 (Biostar Microtech Int'l) Storage 1863GB West

In addition to the question of "what do you use your PC for?", I would ask, "what are your expectations for improvement?"

Looking at the specs, I think a new PC with the more recent advances in motherboard, processor, ram, etc., would provide a perceptible improvement in response time you might have enjoyed earlier when you went to the SSD.

How you access the internet might also be a consideration for upgrade if browsing is a regular activity.

Otherwise, your PC is categorically a dinosaur, erm, a legacy with no or limited support for the hardware, motherboard included. Evolving this dinosaur will be limited to adding ram to the 2 free slots, if you can find the slow-speed ram. The existing drivers may have security flaws that were addressed for newer components. Consider yourself lucky that the graphics drivers (Win 8.1?) work on Win 10.

pyramid10 said:

In addition to the question of "what do you use your PC for?", I would ask, "what are your expectations for improvement?"

Looking at the specs, I think a new PC with the more recent advances in motherboard, processor, ram, etc., would provide a perceptible improvement in response time you might have enjoyed earlier when you went to the SSD.

How you access the internet might also be a consideration for upgrade if browsing is a regular activity.

Otherwise, your PC is categorically a dinosaur, erm, a legacy with no or limited support for the hardware, motherboard included. Evolving this dinosaur will be limited to adding ram to the 2 free slots, if you can find the slow-speed ram. The existing drivers may have security flaws that were addressed for newer components. Consider yourself lucky that the graphics drivers (Win 8.1?) work on Win 10.

As to the RAM, Crucial.com - DRAM, solid state drive (SSD) memory upgrades for Dell, Mac, Apple, HP, Compaq, Lenovo, Acer, ASUS shows a motherboard model N61PC-M2S but not the N61PB-M2S. The N61PC-M2S uses PC2-5300 memory.

I have a Custom computer with a Gigabyte mother board and AM2 CPU at 2.8GHz that uses the PC2-5300 modules of 6GB [2 x 2GB and 2 x 1GB] and not experiencing any problem, works quite well with Win10 as it did with Win7 and Win8/8.1.