Of course, you'd be able to max most games... I don't know if that's what you wanted...d-rtyboy

Im looking into buying a gaming pc.i dont want to spend a lot of money($1000 maximum), but i dont need good graphics, i just want to run most games smoothly on medium to low settings. firstly im not sure whether i should build my own or not. ive never built a pc before but ive got a few friends who could help me out with it. basically could you suggest any parts i should consider buying . ive done some research into building a pc but the idea still seems daunting and any help would be greatly appreciated

im a teenager though, without a part time job, thats mostly why i am so reluctunant to spend so much money on a game that i could get cheaper in a different country

ok. in america you pay $60 for a newly released game right? in Australia we have to pay at least $100 for a newly released game, just the standard edition. converting USD to AUD means we should be paying $70, but if we want brand new game we have no other option than to pay $100 for it. is that fair?

oh yeah meant to say standard edition games.

so american gamers would you pay a minimum of $85 for a newly released game?

im mainly into shooters

k heres the link

http://www.ebgames.com.au/promotion.cfm?title=&platform=&category=&rating=&status=&preowned=0

im looking for new games for my 360. i've only got cod4. what 2 games would you recommend getting in the 2 for $50 deal at EB?