Build suggestions

You're talking about binary and it's not done with that really at all. That's the basic building blocks of all computers but generally games are made in Java, C++, and other languages. I'd advise browsing the net for info as there is a lot out there.

Also best store online for parts in the US is Newegg by far. Best prices and great customer service. Amazon and Tiger Direct are good as well. Tiger Direct really loves their rebates though which I don't really like.

Browsing the forums also helps a ton in terms of learning stuff. I started on here as a noob with a thread similar to this asking for build suggestions. I've learned so much here and become and active and helpful (I hope!) member. Many of the other regulars around here have a similar story. Come for help, learn a lot, then stay.
 
Yeah, it is binary, and people dont make programs with that anymore (well, actually I guess they do, but you never see the binary, just the UI of the program making the program). Newegg.com is the best, they have amazing customer service. Here are some guides:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lPIXAtNGGCw
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d_56kyib-Ls
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RxaVBsXEiok
I browsed around the forums almost 3 months too make sure I know what good components are. I just browsed around the Desktop and video card, CPU, and motherboard sections mainly for 3 months before making an account to make sure I give helpful advice. I always liked computers but didnt know much about the components, so I just browsed around, and now I know enough to hopefully be giving good advice!
 
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Look at an AMD Trinity build. The Trinity APU's have an on die GPU that can be crossfired with a Radeon 6670 and give very decent frame rates in gaming. The Trinity processors are better than any Intel i3. Also, Trinity gives the option as using it as a standalone APU with no graphics card(gaming won't be great), crossfired or you could use a descrete GPU. A good AMD Trinity build will set ya back about $600-$700.

Here is a thread I put together on AMD's A10-5800K for some more information: http://www.computerforum.com/220656-amd-a10-5800k-vs-intel-core-i3-3220-head-head.html
 
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