Prebuilt Gaming PC for $600-$700?

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Is there a good gaming pc for the budget i have that can play all the newest games and that I don't have to upgrade until a couple of years? I have looked at tutorials on youtube to build my own but its too confusing. Thanks.
 
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Well, i recommend getting an Intel CPU, they're a bit expensive BUT offers a great performance compare to AMD, a quad core i5 can outperform a 6 core AMD CPU, and for the GPU, would say GTX 960 or R9 280x, at least 8GB of RAM, and a 500w PSU
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i would not get a prebuilt. building your own is the best. you would get more for your money in the long run.

this would be a good prebuilt

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16883798520

 
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Well, i recommend getting an Intel CPU, they're a bit expensive BUT offers a great performance compare to AMD, a quad core i5 can outperform a 6 core AMD CPU, and for the GPU, would say GTX 960 or R9 280x, at least 8GB of RAM, and a 500w PSU
 
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Do you live near a Micro Center? Maybe you can get some suggested builds here, and pay the ~$135 for them to assemble and test it. I agree with everything Falco1211 said, but I think the i5 may be out of your price range so you may need to consider an i3.
 
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