This build from eCollegePC

[DragonLS]

Currently, I stumbled upon this website another user recommended for me. It allows me to pick the parts I want, and to let the customizers build it for me. I found it interesting, since I can get a powerful PC this way.

However, I am a little bit of a newbie to it, but not completely. So here is the list of components.

Also note: I am trying to obtain a Gaming PC. I don't mind if it's only decent quality, as long as the games are runable, and provide a good FPS.

3.16Ghz Intel Core 2 Duo E8500 6MB Cache FSB 1333
Masscool Quiet W553B1M3 26.2dBA
ASUS P5N7A-VM (GeForce 9300 Video, Intel G43, HDMI, DVI, PCIEx, 8-Channel Audio, LAN, 6xSATA2, 4xDDR2, 1394, 1333FSB)
4GB (2GBx2) PC6400 DDR2 800Mhz Memory Lifetime Warranty
500GB 7200RPM 16MB Cache Serial ATA300
22X LG Dual Layer DVD+/-RW/CDRW w/Nero
1GB nVidia GeForce 9800GTX+ GDDR3 PCI Express DVI/Tvout
Microsoft Windows XP Home SP3
Acer 19in Black 1440x900 LCD Flat Panel Monitor 8ms Widescreen
Raidmax Black Sagitta 2 (5 5.25, 5 3.5 bays) 2 Fans, Window, Front Audio/USB
500watt NSpire NSP-PSF500S
Onboard LAN included
Wireless B/G PCI Adapter
Creative Sound Blaster Audigy SE 7.1
Stereo Speakers (black)
Black PS2 Internet Keyboard
PS2 Black Optical Mouse with Scroll
One year hassle free pickup and return

And it's only priced around $1090.

 

[rohan23]

That's a ripoff. I can build you that same rig for hundreds of dollars less. Check out www.ibuypower.com

 

[Techmaster05]

ya rip off man, go with ibuypower like rohan stated if you dont want to build your own, their reliable and the price is not bad at all. Wish they focused more on nvidia boards and such though