Which one?

What are you wanting to do with these PCs? If it's gaming, forget them both...

I would like the computer to do these

1. Facebook
2. Burn Games/Music
3. Browse the web
4. Programs (such as word)
5. Watch movies/BBCiplayer
6. Listen to music



I don't really play video games since i play xbox, but now and again i would like to play World at war craft or other games across that line maybe that's not a 100% , But again i'm not a big gamer so i'm not looking for a high quality gaming computer lol

I would like it to do all these but i would also like it to do more than just one thing at the time, Meaning i don't want it to be slow on opening programs or slow on start up or slow on multi tasking so for example i would like to listen to music and say burn a game or download something and listen to music and write a document up and have facebook in the background at the same time.

I just want it to be fast and decent,

What's wrong with the Zoostorm one? could you tell me in more detail don't understand some of the hardware such as GHZ and Processor

The problem is i want a computer with monitor and not just computer alone, I understand i could get a way better spec for that price on just the tower but then costs more then to get a monitor id rather just pay a one low price for all
 
The Zoostrom isn't really suited for gaming but what you want it should be more than adequate.
 
The Zoostrom isn't really suited for gaming but what you want it should be more than adequate.
Yeah, I wouldn't mind getting a better computer though

What would you say is the downfall about it?

What would you suggest i look for in a computer?
 
The fact it has no dedicated GPU means for gaming it won't be great. But, the CPU has decent onboard graphics, so for very light gaming (*very* light), it should be OK.

You also want the best quality components possible, but the only way to ensure you get that is if you build it yourself.
 
The fact it has no dedicated GPU means for gaming it won't be great. But, the CPU has decent onboard graphics, so for very light gaming (*very* light), it should be OK.

You also want the best quality components possible, but the only way to ensure you get that is if you build it yourself.

So will it be fast enough for what i want?
 
They would probably lag a little bit depending what the game was, what settings it was running at, and what resolution you were trying to play it at.
 
The A4's are very low end APUs. No APUs are amazing at gaming, but the A4 is really bad. Worse then HD 4000 by a bit, even. Try and look for a PC with a A6 if you can, that way you can play WoW fine.
 
Yeah that's true but he did mention gaming wasn't his top priority and what he intends on doing I think the Zoostrom will be alright. If he gets more into gaming in the future he can always chuck a cheap card and a better power supply in there.
 
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