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i am looking to buy an already made gaming pc is this a good one or not?



AMD FX™ 4300 (3.8GHz, 8M Cache, 4x
Cores, 4.0GHz Turbo) Quad Core CPU
MSI 760G Chipset AM3+ AMD Motherboard
MSI GeForce GT 630 2GB DDR3 DirectX11 Graphics Card
4GB (1 x 4GB) DDR3 1600MHz High Performance Gaming RAM with Heat Spreader
64GB SSD Upto 500MB/s + Speed Ultra-Fast Solid State Drive (OS DRIVE)
24x Dual Layer DVD+/- Writer
Integrated 6.1 Channel HD Sound Card
Integrated LAN - Broadband Ready>
4 x Serial ATAII (SATA) 3.0Gb/s devices
4 x USB Ports Back, 2 x USB Ports Front
Black Case 400W Power Supply
PCI Express x16 Graphics Slot


this is my second option

Intel 4th Generation Core i3-4150 (3.5GHz, 3M Cache, 4x Cores) Haswell CPU
MSI H81 Chipset SATA3 6.0Gb/s USB 3.0 Motherboard
msi geforce gtx 750 1gb overclocked edtion
4GB (1 x 4GB) DDR3 1600MHz High Performance Gaming RAM
1TB Western Digital BLUE 7200RPM 64MB Cache SATA3 6.0Gb/s Hard Drive
Standard Black Case with 400W PSU
24x Dual Layer DVD +/- Writer
1 x DVI Connector 1 x VGA Port (Supports Dual Monitors)
Integrated 7.1 CH High Defination Sound Card
Gigabit LAN Card - Broadband Ready

I can swap the power supply to an Antec 500w 80+High performance

and here is some of the graphic cards i can pick:

MSi Geforce Gtx 650 1Gb overclocked DDR5 grapichs card
MSI R 7 260x 2Gb DDR5 overclocked edition
MSi Geforce GTx 750 1gb overclocke ddr5

If you can go have a look at http://www.evetech.co.za/Computer-systems/intel-core-i3-custom-built-basic-desktop-computer-82.aspx
and tell me what you think should i buy parts one for one and my buget is 6000rand
 
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Definately not the first one, a 630 is not good enough for todays games... The 750 will give you playable frames on almost every game with the right settings. But you should know that your system will be probably crappy... You know nothing about the power supply which is a very important component (im guessing it is a cheap oem). The best you can do is choose all the parts one by one based on your budget, toms is here to help you choose the parts and then put the parts together.
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Definately not the first one, a 630 is not good enough for todays games... The 750 will give you playable frames on almost every game with the right settings. But you should know that your system will be probably crappy... You know nothing about the power supply which is a very important component (im guessing it is a cheap oem). The best you can do is choose all the parts one by one based on your budget, toms is here to help you choose the parts and then put the parts together.
 
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To be honest, a build around the A10-7850k APU may be in your price range, no need for a video card and the integrated video is strong enough to play battlefield 3-4 at playable framerates at 1920x1080. LOOK HERE http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gn0xnxe4bZ4 this is a video of an A10 at work! Well cheaper and for the quality you picked out, honestly a better option!

OH.. and its only $170. no need to buy a graphics card. Become a believer in the APU! lol
 
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