I have 1000$ to spend on a comp. Can someone help me build one?

I really want a top of the line gaming machine but that probally isnt near enough the amount of money i need. Anyways can someone help build me one with that amount of money? Thanks

well do you want it already made or do you want to build it here's some pros and cons for each

building pros /cons

- cheaper/ - have to know something about computers

- get better parts /- problems do occur often when building

- know alot more about your computer/- each part has a warrenty vs the whole computer

pre-built pro/con

- you get something that you knows going to work /- cost about $100-$150 more

- dont' have to spend time researching and messsing with it /- most support lines aren't very good

well do you want it already made or do you want to build it here's some pros and cons for each

building pros cons

- cheaper - have to know something about computers

- get better parts - problems do occur often when building

- know alot more about your computer- each part has a warrenty vs the whole computer

pre-builtprocon

- you get something that you knows going to work - cost about $100-$150 more

- dont' have to spend time researching and messsing with it - most support lines aren't very good

mastershake575

OK. I need to ask you do you have a fair amount of knoledge on computer. for example would you kno wat im talking about if I said that a AMD CPU runs at 3.2 GHz?rogeliozim

No offense rogeliozim, but you're sounding like an egotistic moron.Bigsteve2469

[QUOTE="mastershake575"]

well do you want it already made or do you want to build it here's some pros and cons for each

building pros cons

- cheaper - have to know something about computers

- get better parts - problems do occur often when building

- know alot more about your computer- each part has a warrenty vs the whole computer

pre-builtprocon

- you get something that you knows going to work - cost about $100-$150 more

- dont' have to spend time researching and messsing with it - most support lines aren't very good

rogeliozim

No offense rogeliozim, but you're sounding like an egotistic moron.Bigsteve2469

[QUOTE="Bigsteve2469"]No offense rogeliozim, but you're sounding like an egotistic moron.mastershake575

[QUOTE="mastershake575"]

well do you want it already made or do you want to build it here's some pros and cons for each

building pros cons

- cheaper - have to know something about computers

- get better parts - problems do occur often when building

- know alot more about your computer- each part has a warrenty vs the whole computer

pre-builtprocon

- you get something that you knows going to work - cost about $100-$150 more

- dont' have to spend time researching and messsing with it - most support lines aren't very good

rogeliozim

[QUOTE="Bigsteve2469"]No offense rogeliozim, but you're sounding like an egotistic moron.rogeliozim

Sorry to tell you, but no gaming computer lasts "years" to come, one year tops before it becomes outdated and the settings start to be toned down. It's part of the industry.

my dad knows how to put and assemble them together. Im getting about 100 dollars all together for christmas from all relitives and my parents. anyways for one of you posting one of the comps thanks Ill take a look at it, anyone else?Cornerstore

NZXT Apollo Case

GIGABYTE GA-P35-DS3L Motherboard

Intel Core 2 Duo E6750

G.SKILL 2GB (2 x 1GB)

ASUS 20X DVD±R DVD Burner with LightScribe

OCZ StealthXStream 600W Power Supply

Western Digital Caviar 500GB Hard Drive

Microsoft Windows XP

Subtotal:$990.91

Change the case to your likings. You can also change the OS to Vista if you wish.

Intel Core 2 Duo E2180

Corsair HX520 PSU

Coolermaster Centurion case

Vista home premium 64 bit

4x1gb Geil PC-5300 RAM

320GB Seagate Barracuda 7200.10 SATA HDD

Samsung DVD Burner

Evga 512mb 8800GTS

Gigabyte P35-DS3L

Comes to $1004 on Newegg, plus there are 2 mail in rebates of $10 each keeping you under $1000. That is an amazing build for the money. The E2180 isnt the quickest out of the box but can easily be overclocked to 3Ghz plus.