Which comupter should i get for gaming?

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Ok i need a good computer for gaming i have found theese 2 which one should i get i will upgrade the CPU and Graphics card at a later time.... I was thing about this one by IBP - http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16883227329 Or this one by Cyperpower - http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16883229246 if i get the cyberpower im going to get a Sapphire Radeon 6850 until the newer GC's come out... Please choose ordering soon....
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bump please repllyyyyyy
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I would build your own. You'll learn a lot and it's fun as hell (at least it is to me).
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Even though you plan to upgrade, do not buy a pre built computer. The ones that are affordable use cheap parts and the ones that actually game well are overpriced.

Building a computer is actually quite easy. Takes about 1.5-2 hours the first time, not including installing software.

Yes, you can buy one of those, but the components are simply not meant to game seriously. The i3 is not a gaming cpu(maybe technically it is, but not really). And anything with the word 'integrated' is not meant for serious gaming.

You can build a much better AMD system for about the same price(assuming you already have a case and PSU). And I5 system can be built for $550-$700, depending on mobo and vid card(with the previous assumption).

If you lived near me, I could do it free, as I actually enjoy building them. It's relaxing. I hope I don't sound like a snob, but pre built (mainstream)computers are generally not meant for gaming. They are meant to be 'open the box and go' computers.