TEH_PR3DATOR wrote

NGOway wrote Thanks for the advice guys, I still am researching computers, and the computer iteself is about 700 CAD. Is this a good buy?

Also, will I be able to upgrade the RAM, and I still don't know what the 10/100 for the ethernet means, as well as all of the "No"s under computing features.

The no's under computing features are bad if you plan on upgrading in the future. The CPU is pretty Good IMO, and the graphics card is too. You should be fine on Diablo, but I've never played it. 10/100 is the speed of the ethernet. It can do 10 or 100 Mbps. Which is pretty standard, and most people's internet doesn't even go that fast anyway.
It depends on the price you get it for. But if you don't want to build your own computer, this is a good buy. (Depeding on price)

The bulldozer series was outdated when it came out, it doesn't even come close when comparing it to a Intel counter part, and I'm not even a Intel 'fanboy'.

Diablo 3 isn't too demanding, so with specifications like those you should be able to max the game.

Personally I wouldn't buy that PC, as you would achieve a better system if you were to build it yourself. It's not hard and if you follow a Youtube guide it's pretty hard to go wrong. iBuypower have a tendency to overcharge for their builds just because they put it together, so you would save money if you opted for the 'build your own' option.

See, I was thinking about building my own PC, but I am on a tight budget(under $700 CAD), I doubt I'd be able to buy a computer better than the iBuypower one. I don't have the computer yet, but does anyone know the motherboard of this computer? I can't seem to find it anywhere.

I was looking at the other prebuilts and found this one:

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I hear that Intel processors are the best, but under computing features, it says Not Applicable instead of No. Is this computer better than the first one?