I have found out over the years that most tables will support two to three X their cost in cartridges. Not a hard fast rule, but usually applies. This assumes that the table/arm is in top condition ...
There are so many things at play, that table/arm are only a piece of the action. Mat plays a role, platter deadening (like Bed Liner under platter), arm dampening (silicone O rings moved to best location, trial and error...), rake angle - the list is long ...
On your table you have the option of changing headshells. A lot can be accomplished there alone. They range from about 7.5 grams for a stamped aluminum "basket" design to maybe 20 grams for a ceramic matrix design.
You can swap on light weight SOAR silk wrapped OCC copper wires with gold boots. OK the wires are not a big percentage improvement electrically, but they help. But what makes this important is that they are extremely flexible. They will easily double back on themselves. So no "spring" effect pushing on the back of the cart body so you can run long body carts
You wanna try something different? Maybe an AT 150MLX, or a Grado body with MHz stylus. Or a Nagaoka JT 555... The list is long and your table will easily support all these.
Mount them as light as you can to keep the counterweight in close as that greatly assists with arm dynamics (lever moment, inertia & acceleration). You can change the way that arm reacts and it Will support $1,000 carts if you want to go there ...