I just bought a used gaming PC with a GTX 670 and was wondering if it was a good buy..

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i have 2 questions will my specs run BF4 fine? Just bought a used PC for 700$ and was wondering if i should tell him the deals off i have 2 days..

The deal included a consair gaming mouse, mouse pad, g 15 Gaming keyboard, 24 in. Gateway 1920x1200 monitor, 700w Power supply, Coolmaster tower with 4 stock fans, a computer scooter, creative sound card, 2 basic cd/dvd drives, a gaming controller, a extra older 2.0 mother board and a woofer with 2 speakers. It's got a Intel core i7 860 @ 2.80 Ghz, 16 GB RAM, Nividia Geforce GTX 670 4096 available GPU memory, ASUS P7P55D Deluxe LGA 1156 Intel P55 ATX Intel Motherboard, a 1 TB Hard drive and a 140 GB HDD.

Please get back to me soon. I only have 2 days to figure it all out.

Much Thanks
 
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It's a pretty good price. Nothing really wrong with the setup. I tried building it on pcpartpicker and was up to $950 with just CPU, MB, GPU, and RAM.

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Wow thanks for the quick feedback just created a account on Tom's and i think ill stay. With all that said i was playing League of legends yesterday with like 175 FPS was crazy. Lol anyway the computer just shut off randomly after my game ended and i called the guy i bought it from and he said he might have out to much thermal paste on it and he will redo it. The guy i bought it from is a pretty trustworthy guy from work so i don't think he would rip me off but just kinda sucks i'm already having problems after 2 games on a free to play game...
 
just make sure he gives you ongoing tech support for the rig, at least throughout the first year, thats really nice of him to apply the thermal paste again, you should ask if you can watch for the future if u have to do it yourself
 

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Toughpower 700w ( Thermaltake)
 
run HWmonitor while gaming non full screen and check your temps, if you get real high like 60C and over and the shut off happens its overheating and the thermal paste could be the cause. if your PC is turning off when the temp is under 40C then the power supply is clearly the culprit. without a BSOD error its hard to diagnose.
 

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That's what he told me to do but i didn't have time but this weekend i differently will. He also said take the side panel off and put my hand in there to see how hot it is without touching anything. But thank you for bringing the power supply dilemma to my attention.