Good Pre-Built Gaming PC (Mainly For CS:GO) Around 700-800 Dollars That Can Run Max Settings Over 150+ FPS?

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I Need a Pre-Built PC for Steam Source Games for around the Price Range Listed Above that can run CS:GO At The HIGHEST FPS POSSIBLE at Max Settings. Budget is Flexible and can be changed, but not much. NOTE: I want a PRE BUILT, so please none of this "It's Better To Build your Own" MOD EDIT: LANGUAGE. Thank you for your consideration.
 
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just curious, why the hell would you want a pre built over a custom. I honestly say prebuilt is more MOD EDIT: LANGUAGE than building. So you would want MOD EDIT: LANGUAGE optimization and a MOD EDIT: LANGUAGE PSU that will blow your MOD EDIT: LANGUAGE house up. Risk your property? Sure why not and waste how much.

For prebuilt, you want to look on toms for builders or look for good like cyberpower or something. You want specs like i5+gtx960 or 970. At least 8GB ram, with a good PSU. Or you want a PSU for your own. Buy a high quality one. Get max fps easily.
 
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dont go dell or those small form factor pc you cant fit standard parts in them. for 800 pc. your going to have to look for a 4590 or a 6500 cpu and 8g of ram and a hard drive. thye be using a h or b chipset mb. what you want to do is then use 200-300 for the newer 1060ti or 1070 gpu.
 
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Thank You So Much, I'm Probably Going To Get One Of those. Should I Upgrade the GTX to the MSI Radeon R9 380? I reseached a ton and it said that It is better for the price.
 
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I Don't Want To Risk Messing up, I looked through Building ones and They Are Good But Harder To Build. If I DID make one, I would go for this, http://pcpartpicker.com/p/n3Z8TH

 
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