Gaming PC $800 - Please Help! :

APPROXIMATE PURCHASE DATE: Within a month

BUDGET RANGE: APPROX $AU800

SYSTEM USAGE FROM MOST TO LEAST IMPORTANT: Games

PARTS NOT REQUIRED: Keyboard, mouse, monitor, speakers, soundcard, OS

PREFERRED WEBSITE(S) FOR PARTS: www.msy.com.au

PARTS PREFERENCES:
CPU - X3 PHENOM 720 [$162]
MOBO - ASUS M4A78 PRO [$127]GPU - 1GIG 4670 HIS-ICEQ [$96]
RAM - 4GIG (2X2GIG) PATRIOT-VIPER 1066 [$90]
HD - SEAGATE SATA 500GIG [$62]
CASE - ANTEC 300 [$94]
PSU - ANTEX BASIQ 550W [$101]

OVERCLOCKING: Yes
SLI OR CROSSFIRE: Maybe

CURRENT MONITOR RESOLUTION: 1280x1024

ADDITIONAL COMMENTS:
Looking at building a new gaming PC, as my current machine is 5 years old.

I realise my current monitor will not get the maximum out of the above GPU, that's fine, i will probably upgrade the monitor to a 22" soon enough.

Anyone know of a better looking (case), suitable and similar priced case/psu combo?

Would it be better if i downgrade the CPU in order to upgrade the GPU to a 1Gig 4890 and stay around $AU800?


Any general feedback/suggestions/ideas would be greatly appreciated.


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LOL @ that site msy.com.au, it looks so rubbish and created by a 12 year old in 30 mins, looks like a big scam

^theres no need for a 4890, you said you will upgrade monitor to 22", which is usually 1680x1050 or 1920x1080 in some cases, 4870 1gb should be fine.

They do need to work on their web presence

They are a major dealer in parts in Australia though. They have been on my parts list since day one and I have never heard a complaint from the folks down under.

If you want to be able to view a website with a half-assed attempt at web design, you could try http://msy.arpatubes.net/ It scrapes all of the products and prices from MSY and puts it into a readable (!), and sortable web site.

EDIT: Oh, and it's probably NSFW because of the comments section at the bottom.