Buying first gaming computer

corean

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Why? Could you please explain instead of jus tellin me I should get something over something because I just don't know... :)
 
I'd advise spending less on the graphics card (get a 7950 or a 670 - the 670 is the faster of the two) and then spending a bit more on your power supply. The OCZ PSU you picked out is OK but something like this would be even better http://www.amazon.com/Corsair-Enthu...2?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1338444698&sr=1-2 but if you can't afford that then yeah the OCZ will be fine.

Are you planning to install your games on the hard drive? Because a 60GB SSD will probably only hold Windows and several programs. If you want to install games on the SSD, you'll need a 128GB drive probably, but your games will run just fine installed on the hard drive.
 
If you're looking for a good desktop computer then buy from Dell. Just google Dell and hop onto their website.
 
If you're looking for a good desktop computer then buy from Dell. Just google Dell and hop onto their website.

I disagree. This build will own any Dell XPS and if you build it yourself, or in this case get a friend to build it for you, you can choose exactly what goes into the system whereas with a Dell you can't really. The OP doesn't want a half decent machine to go on Facebook with, he wants a gaming PC.
 
Just for curiosity purposes, I am gonna write this list down and the prices and see what happens to these parts in 1-2 years. Maybe people will start calling them out-dated. :-)

As of now, $1,499.54 total for the parts initially presented.
 
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Thanks guys for all your information!!! It helped a lot.. So I guess I'll change the graphics card.. And for the psu I'll look into it.. Well I guess my initial options was to install windows on the SatA and all my games on the hard drive. One more thing all the parts are compatible and awesome besides what u guys mentioned?
 
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