Help me choose a prebuilt

Hello everyone, I have saved some money recently and I'm planing to buy a nice PC. I've searched around and found sone nice PC's, I want to know whitch is best overall

I want to buy the best possible gaming PC from these choices:

CHOICE #1
Widow WGMI-2P5500
-Core i7 860 @ 2.8 GHz
-8GB DDR3 Memory
-1TB HDD
-ATi Radeon HD5870
-Lightscribe DVD+/-RW
-Windows 7 Premium 64 Bit


CHOICE #2
Systemax X58 Extreme Preformance
-Core i7 930 @ 2.8 GHz
-12GB DDR3 Memory
-1TB HDD
-DVDRW
-2x GTX 260 in SLi
-Windows 7 Premium 64 Bit


CHOICE #3
iBuyPower Gamer Supreme 940LC930
-Core i7 930 @ 2.8GHz
-12GB DDR3 Memory
-2TB HDD
-Blu ray combo
-DVD-R/RW
-ATi Radeon HD5850
-Windows 7 Premium 64 Bit

CHOICE #4
Gateway FX6831-03
-Core i7 860 @ 2.8GHz
-16 GB DDR3 Memory
-1.5TB HDD
-ATi Radeon HD5850
-Blu ray supermulti
-DVD+/-R/RW
-Windows 7 Premium 64 bit


CHOICE #5
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Asus G73JH-A1
-17'3 LED screen
-Core i7 720m
-8GB DDR3 Memory
-1 TB HDD
-ATi Radeon HD5870 Mobility
-Blu ray combo
-Windows 7 Premium 64 bit

So can you help me and tell me which is best? Im a big gamer, Photoshopper and Video game mapper.
I threw in the laptop so you guys can compare its power to the others and that I would love using a PC somwhere comfortable like on a bed.

So post what you think is the best & why, feel free to make other suggestions and comments My budget is $2000.. just dont tell me to build it myself, my parents wont let me... thanks in advanced

None of above builds are optimized for gaming. 12GB, 8GB and 16GB of RAM none of this is required for gaming. Choice 1 would be the best though, as a 5870 is slightly better then 2 GTX260s and it isn't a multi-GPU setup.

However if you really can't build your own, which you totally should. Then look for different builds as these aren't the good for the money for gaming. Also you would see a lot less performance with a Laptop.

You should really convince your parents that building is safe and that you are 1337 enough. The amount of money you save is high and the experience in great.

If you could follow the instructions in the How to Ask for New Build Advice thread, people will be able to come up with a more accurate answer for you. Specifically, intended usage, monitor resolution, and budget are very important pieces of information.

Please be aware that this is a homebuilt forum, and most of the answers you get are going to be directed at building it yourself. You are also likely to get many posts telling you to build it yourself. You certainly don't have to, and you can take the recommendations given and attempt to apply them to a pre-built, but it's not always going to fit quite right. The reason regulars on this forum aren't interested in pre-built computers is because typically those businesses cut corners on some of the less-visible parts, such as the power supply, RAM, and hard drives. This doesn't make them bad people, but it does mean that the parts may not be as good as if you bought them yourself and built the computer on your own.

The best choice of the ones listed is #1. I'm guessing it's listed somewhere north of $2000? I expect that a better gaming rig could be built for significantly less.

And I don't want to know what Gateway is charging for 16 GB of RAM.

Parts rarely come DOA. A lot of DOA horror stories you hear are due to people not knowing what they're doing. Read through the "Step-by-Step Guide to Building a PC" and "PERFORM THESE STEPS before posting about boot/no video problems!" stickies at the top of the forum to help you build the system and avoid the most common mistakes.

"Well my parents are gonna let me guys"

Excellent.

^ Above is recommending a i7 930, do you really think that is really necessary? I'd think a Phenom II build would be better for his uses.