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Good pre-built gaming Pc's (600-700)
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I am looking to buy a pre built gaming pc for 600-700, i know building a PC is 10x better but i do not have the time to do it this year or next year. i am willing to boost the price to 800 if it is necessary.

i will be mainly using it for playing games like COD:bo1/bo2/mw2/3, farcry 3, dayz, battlefield 3 and gta iv ETC.
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Your best bet is to use a building service.

Have someone build it for you and they will charge a fee.
This will still give you a better computer than a prebuilt and you wouldn't have to build it yourself.
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Alienware, or Razor. They have some pretty good computers, but what Lavish said was an amazing idea.
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Do NOT buy a Alienware.
Terrible idea.

Worse prices than buying a normal prebuilt.
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CyberPowerPC.
Looks like they have good computers!
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If you have the time to use it to game, you definately have the time to build one. Once you get the parts it takes all of 20 minutes and you will save a LOT of money.
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you dont have tie. How many times have i heard that. -.-

considering it takes like half an hour. You must be pretty busy lad
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-Deep- wrote you dont have tie. How many times have i heard that. -.-

considering it takes like half an hour. You must be pretty busy lad

It's a poor excuse that lazy people use to say that they can't be bothered to educate themselves on how to build one. None of the companies mentioned so far are any good, Alienware and Razer are overpriced due to the brand and aesthetics, CyberPowerPC I've seen make major mistakes in a few builds also. If you don't want to custom build then it's your loss.
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