I have been trying to figure out what each individual thing in a computer is, but getting no where. So I was looking to build/buy a gaming computer for no more than $700. I was looking for one that could run games like Minecraft, League of Legends, and World of Warcraft without lag on medium settings. A DVD/CD drive thing is not necessarily needed, but if it could fit into the budget, then why not. Could you please list what I would need with the price. Thank you.
Help on info for buying a gaming computer
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Well if you know very little about the computer itself you're either going to have to learn or just buy a pre-made pc. Now pre-built pc's are going to be more expensive simply because the company has to turn a profit. For pre-built gaming pc's, look into Alienware, Digital Storm, Msi, and Origin. All trustworthy names, some are bigger companies than others, each have their pro's and con's.
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