Pentium 233 is the minimum speed requirement for XP, so yes you can upgrade.
Get MORE RAM!!! 512 is okay for the average user, 768 is pretty good for a medioker gamer / designer, a gig is always nice, 4 gigs is wonderful, and the new dual cores with 10 gigs would be superb
Exactly...
Just one small thing I'd like to point out:
1: 233Mhz (0.233Ghz) means it will take a while for XP to actually load.
2: Don't even plan on gaming on this mahine.. period. Maby old.. er.. 'ancient school' games.. (You won't even be able to run UT '99 on that thing without atlot of problems..)
3: Make sure the software you plan to add supports your current processor specs.
(330MB Ram should be fine to run XP, when you first decide to upgrade. XP is configured to work with even 128MB.. really horrible configuration, but XP is *shudder* 'usable'. 256 is the 'bare minimum' recommended system memory for running XP. 512MB is the 'sweet spot' currently for anyone running XP. 1Gb is 'elite' for XP.. although if you are going to try to upgrade to vista later... I would just scrap this machine..)
Actually.. I'd just scrap it anyways.
Only good thing to do with a 233 & 330MB pc is either put the machine out of its misery..
Or turn it into a server for whatever you need.. fileserver, ftp server, webserver, firewall, router, game server, misc. server... Endless possibilities.
..then again, you could always overclock it, and see how far you could go, before it fried..
(Not recommended!!!!)
~~Azurith