It is absolutely horrendous. You won't be playing any recently released games, that's for sure. You'll find it hard to play a game without lag and/or terrible graphics.

What is your budget? What games are you looking to play and at what settings?

Sanctorum wrote It is absolutely horrendous. You won't be playing any recently released games, that's for sure. You'll find it hard to play a game without lag and/or terrible graphics.

What is your budget? What games are you looking to play and at what settings?

What about this one and im not looking to play cod or bf.
Case
(iBUYPOWER NZXT Source 210 USB 3.0 Gaming Chassis, Red)
Motherboard & Processor
(AMD FX-4200 Desktop Processor)
Operating System
(Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium, 64-Bit Edition)
Memory
(iBUYPOWER 16GB Kit (2 x 8GB) DDR3 SDRAM Memory Module)
Hard Drive
(500GB 7200RPM Hard Disk Drive)
Graphics Card
(NVIDIA GeForce GT 640 2GB GDDR3 PCI Express 3.0 Graphics Card)
Optical Drive
(24X DVD+/-RW DL Optical Drive)
Qty: 1 @ $645.00

This one is just as bad.

You would be much better off building your own computer. You would get so much more out of your money.

There are a ton of knowledgeable people on the site who will be more than willing to help you put some parts together for a build.

Both of those PC's are terrible. What is your budget? You'd be much better building your own PC, it would be cheaper and suit your needs better.

$650 is my budget its low but.

MON wrote $650 is my budget its low but.

Actually, with a budget of $650, you can get a pretty good PC. If you are willing to build the PC yourself, here are some good parts within your budget-


An i3 processor which will work great for you, 8GB of RAM which is more than enough for what you need. It has a 550W PSU which is actually, probably more than you'll need to use. I also added a 500GB HDD to save your games to and a 128GB SSD to install your OS too(your PC will run a little faster and smoother, and load quicker). I added a cheap little case which will do the job and by saving as much as I could for your GPU, I managed to get you a GTX 750 while still staying within budget. The GTX 750 will easily play any game you want on high settings.

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MON wrote $650 is my budget its low but.

Actually, with a budget of $650, you can get a pretty good PC. If you are willing to build the PC yourself, here are some good parts within your budget-

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An i3 processor which will work great for you, 8GB of RAM which is more than enough for what you need. It has a 550W PSU which is actually, probably more than you'll need to use. I also added a 500GB HDD to save your games to and a 128GB SSD to install your OS too(your PC will run a little faster and smoother, and load quicker). I added a cheap little case which will do the job and by saving as much as I could for your GPU, I managed to get you a GTX 750 while still staying within budget. The GTX 750 will easily play any game you want on high settings.

oh wow and they are all compatible?

MON wrote

Sanctorum wrote

MON wrote $650 is my budget its low but.

Actually, with a budget of $650, you can get a pretty good PC. If you are willing to build the PC yourself, here are some good parts within your budget-

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An i3 processor which will work great for you, 8GB of RAM which is more than enough for what you need. It has a 550W PSU which is actually, probably more than you'll need to use. I also added a 500GB HDD to save your games to and a 128GB SSD to install your OS too(your PC will run a little faster and smoother, and load quicker). I added a cheap little case which will do the job and by saving as much as I could for your GPU, I managed to get you a GTX 750 while still staying within budget. The GTX 750 will easily play any game you want on high settings.

oh wow and they are all compatible?

Yes, they should all be fine together in the same build. The GTX 750 is easily one of the best GPU's available at the moment so it will be more than you're looking for.

This build is better:
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