Im getting a computer tommorow help me out guys >_

What is a good computer build for less than $2,700.00

Well this is what i atleast need.

geforce 8800 gtx , 2 gigs or ram , and windows vista premium.  

Please help me on the rest guys xD i beg you please.

What else do i need? well i do know that i should get intel core 2 duo but theirs alot of kinds of it.

Help me out pwease? :(

Sweet! a response!    

Well umm.... i dont need a keyboard and a mouse and no need for a monitor either ( ^ _ ^ )

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Thank you so much. Thank you so so very much.   :)!!! 

Thanks alot.

Thank you so much. Thank you so so very much.   :)!!! 

Thanks alot.

Jkzack

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Wow-  Ravynazn you have gotz to be the most reliable person on the gamespot forums ever.

Even i wouldnt do all this for a random person even if he paid me 20 bucks -Caz im lazy-

Wow- Ravynazn you have gotz to be the most reliable person on the gamespot forums ever.

Even i wouldnt do all this for a random person even if he paid me 20 bucks -Caz im lazy-

Metalobserver

Dont post every single minute.Menelyagor

With that budget go with at least a core 2 duo E6600 and possibly 6700 or quad core if you really want to put down a good chunk on the CPU.  I'd go with an 8800GTX and Evga is probably considered the premium brand in that field.  This sounds like a rush decision to be buying a PC but asking what parts to put in it 1 day before.  I'd recommend more time messing around on these boards or other websites to get an idea what you really want.  It's not always a good idea to juust get what some unknown person on a message board says.

There are a lot of small things to consider which can get forgotten, like what size of case do you want, do you want parts that are good for OC'ing (if you don't know what that is, it's another sign to do more research first) or do you not care, what wattage of PSU will you need, what speed od DVD writer should you get, what speed of ram etc etc.  All I'm saying is don't rush in and spend a bunch of money and then realize you didn't quite get what you wanted, especially of you're going to spend $2700.