Gaming PC advice! Buying a new one!

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OkiOneShot

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Hello! I've decided that I don't want to deal with building a custom PC for my brother, I would instead rather buy one. I want to spend between $400-600 on this PC and I am limited to newegg.com and amazon.com. I was hoping somebody could find a pc on each that gives him the best run for the money and then I will decide between the two of them! I know this is a lot to task but if somebody can help me out it would be greatly appreciated! ALSO, I plan on buying him a new GPU around christmas time (no more than $200 but I want the processor and the case to be able to handle/fit a full sized graphics card!) Thank you so much! Need advice ASAP!
 
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Woops sorry for that above post,ANYWAYS I accualy run a small business building computers for any person for any task.Would you feel interested in that? Im just starting out with my business but have been building computers for more than 4 years. If this interests you please message me back! :)
 
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Hello, I really wish you luck but I need to order one TONIGHT, I don't have an OS and need to do this immediately as his birthday is coming up soon. I really love helping out small businesses and that's exactly what I did when I bought my PC but if you make a website and get going send me a message so I can check it out! When I buy PC's, the smaller the company the better! If I wasn't in such a rush I would definitely look into your offer! Once again, very sorry!
 
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DANG,i just had my website up too! I just couldn't afford to keep it up. but hmm Ill see what i can do!!! give me a few minutes bro!
 
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I don't think any of those PC's will support a full sized graphics card though, will they? They look very small and judging by the card I currently have, it wouldn't fit in a case like that.
 
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The one with the FX 6300 WILL fit a full size graphics card due to the case design :)
 
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the thing that scares me about that build is the no-name 300W PSU...most GPU's require a minimum of 500W.

EDIT: i just checked, the GTX 650 requires a 400W minimum PSU
 
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Yeah thats the bad thing about pre-built computers. They put the lowest psu in there.
 
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I wish i could build a quality computer for this guy,I hate recomending pre-builts. I would feel much better knowing him to get a good quality computer that can EASILY be upgraded no worry about a psu or case size.
 
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You have to remember too that thats very overkill. As long as it has a decent 12v rail and the correct pci power plugs you will be fine,Hell i could run a 550ti on a 350w psu. But you know its sketchy with a 300w and a 6 core.
 
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OkiOneShot

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Thank you sir! I wish you luck! You've been a huge help!
 
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Your very welcome! I hope your brother loves his new computer! You seem like an awesome brother! Don't forget to rate best answer and check out my facebook page! :)
 
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