BradleyPGz wrote I have i budget of 650 and i will use it mainly for gaming ,windows 7 also needs to be included in the price.

Can i just say 650 wont get you a good gaming pc sorry bro itll just be a home computer

Djwoodyz-JTAG wrote

BradleyPGz wrote I have i budget of 650 and i will use it mainly for gaming ,windows 7 also needs to be included in the price.

Can i just say 650 wont get you a good gaming pc sorry bro itll just be a home computer

First of sir i will not be doing this task you have asked the community to do. Not because i dont want to,because its christmas and i like to spend time with the family.
Next you can actually get a very good computer with 650 pounds so the guy above is wrong you will not get a home computer for this. The words 'Home Computer' Defines that it will only run applications like Microsft office applications not what people describe as a home computer these days. People say this because they are spoilt by their parents and are bought computers worth 1000's which they then show off to a community online for example TTG or sevensins.
To finish this off i would gladly send you a list of good components and prices with links if you PM me.

And my last point to the person above please dont postthat it would be a crap computer or troll it because im sure the components i find would be perfect to run battlefield 3 on atleast medium settings.

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Brooo

That amount of money wouldn't get you a very good PC at all, especially a gaming one. Can I suggest you UP your budget?

Wait till you have about 1200 bucks.

Thats a good comfortable place to start.

Also remember that its a lot of money but its a long time investment, eventually if it gets slow or outdated you can just buy new parts.

Slow - more ram

Outdated = new processor

Just consider everything when you are buying a pc.

-Apex

BradleyPGz wrote I have i budget of 650 and i will use it mainly for gaming ,windows 7 also needs to be included in the price.

$650 or 650?
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-Apex- wrote Wait till you have about 1200 bucks.

Thats a good comfortable place to start.

Also remember that its a lot of money but its a long time investment, eventually if it gets slow or outdated you can just buy new parts.

Slow - more ram

Outdated = new processor

Just consider everything when you are buying a pc.

-Apex

Your wrong

Fast Rounding of Prices quick search equals these prices for good equipment -

40 - 8GB Ram (never need more than 4GB)
90 - P68 Motherboard LGA155
150 - i5 SandyBridge CPU (overclockable)
50 - Case & PSU
90 - Graphics Nvidia 550Ti
70 - 500GB Hard Drive

Total - 490 (Maybe more for shipping or postage costs)


With these components i garuntee you can play battlefield 3 on atleast low and have nearly 100 left over for maybe the i7 processor or a Nvidia 560Ti Graphics card.

Extra points to add -
The PSU may be cheap but with the left over money you can buy water cooling or extra fans or even a better PSU.

all them prices were from ebuyer UK
Hope i helped

650 and i think ive got a fairly good choice so far.

Cpu: I5 2500K
Motherboard: Gigabyte SKT-1155 Z68XP-UD3
Gpu: Asus geoforce gtx 560 ti
Ram: Corsair CMZ8GX3M2A1600C9 8GB 1600MHz
Harddrive: Generic Hard Disk Drive 500GB SATA II -
Case:Coolmaster elite 360