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I need a build for a gaming computer. As the title says i have a 700 dollar budget. This build needs to include windows 7 or 8 whatever you guys think is better, And a monitor. I'm a league of legends player and would most likely be playing minecraft somewhat. Also a few other steam games. Nothing like battlefield 4 or metro last light. Just games that don't take much to run. Would be more than happy if someone or a few people could put together a build for me
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It's pretty tough with the monitor and OS taking up $200 of your budget but I'd go with something like this;
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Sanctorum wrote It's pretty tough with the monitor and OS taking up $200 of your budget but I'd go with something like this;
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Thanks i will look into this. I might go a bit over to get a ASUS monitor. There's one for about 120$ on amazon right now. But thanks for the build
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DeepVoiceAsian wrote
Sanctorum wrote It's pretty tough with the monitor and OS taking up $200 of your budget but I'd go with something like this;
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Thanks i will look into this. I might go a bit over to get a ASUS monitor. There's one for about 120$ on amazon right now. But thanks for the build

that $120 asus monitor is awful i bought it as my second monitor, the colors are off and its enlarged.
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EVCzBuRGR wrote
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Sanctorum wrote It's pretty tough with the monitor and OS taking up $200 of your budget but I'd go with something like this;
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Thanks i will look into this. I might go a bit over to get a ASUS monitor. There's one for about 120$ on amazon right now. But thanks for the build

that $120 asus monitor is awful i bought it as my second monitor, the colors are off and its enlarged.


I dont know to much about monitors but there is a ACER monitor in the build. Do you think that monitor is good or just better than the ASUS monitor i wanted ?
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the ACER has better specs than the asus 207dp if thats the one you were looking at
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EVCzBuRGR wrote the ACER has better specs than the asus 207dp if thats the one you were looking at
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Im talking about this one. [ Register or Signin to view external links. ] . Its goes over the budget but i want to make sure im getting the right monitor.
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Still the acer, has twice as good of a contrast ratio with comparable stats in everything else
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here is a good build that could suit your needs-

Parts-
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windows 7-
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Total-
$677.97 (not including shipping)

and you can get free 4-7 day shipping on windows 7 and the monitor. and shipping for your parts should be under $20(Should Be)
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Acro, if i find windows 7 oem genuine for cheaper (around $60) but its only a download, is it possible to download it on my current pc, burn it to a dvd/usb, and then put it in my new build? or will it not let me as it would be associated to the current one? also, if i buy a new HDD and swap it into the one im selling to save all my stuff, will it have windows 7 on the HDD or will it be on the pc?

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