Gaming computer - Good deal?

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Wateverj

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Ok so I'm looking for a decent gaming computer in which I can get a good FPS on, mainly when recording/streaming League of legends or Minecraft, but also able to play some of the games requiring a little more, for example I would like to be able to play BF4 and ESO when they come out.
This is what I have found, but since I don't have a clue what I'm on about, is this a good deal that can achieve my needs?
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If you are capable of building the computer yourself, look at this:
The total is: £270.75

Much nicer and higher quality components than the one you are looking at.
Note that it's without a GPU, because the 6450 is really weak. But they cost around £30, so you would actually save £10 by buying the parts yourself - plus your system won't explode in a fiery ball of bad PSU power. (The power supply that comes with the pre-built is most likely made from dirt)

I would however recommend adding a few pounds to the budget and getting a better GPU. Maybe an HD 7750 or something. Would be a massive upgrade. Gigabyte HD 7750 2GB OC: £69.5
You can also add another RAM dimm in the future (or now) if you want, the Corsair Vengeance is a popular line, and you'll 99% surely be able to get a hold of a second dimm, even far into the future.
You also get 680GB more storage with my configuration.
I also want to add that it's really easy to build your own PC these days. Many guides available.
 
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I just googled for an english etailer of sort and found Scan, which I had seen here before.
In Denmark we have something called EDBPriser.dk (EDBPrices) which compares all online stores. I always look at those and then try to squeeze them into as few as possible to save on shipping.
I would assume something like that exists for Britain and USA as well.
 
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