Which one of these systems is best?

[sirdesancti]

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/HP+-+Pavilion+Desktop+-+10GB+Memory+-+1.5TB+Hard+Drive/4602991.p?id=1218501940330&skuId=4602991

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/iBuyPower+-+Gamer+Power+Desktop+-+8GB+Memory+-+1TB+Hard+Drive/4894185.p?id=1218573499947&skuId=4894185

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Asus+-+Essentio+Desktop+-+8GB+Memory+-+750GB+Hard+Drive/4602964.p;jsessionid=EB3EF314D3D21D81CAD75D0A251C7D0F.bbolsp-app03-06?id=1218496160271&skuId=4602964

I will be changing out the video card regardless

 

[gary1]

Why not just make one yourself.

 

[sirdesancti]

Why not just make one yourself.

Mainly time, Those computers are good places to start, and allow for future upgrades/

Which one is the best deal however, or would perform the best?

 

[gary1]

None of them. They all come with locked processors and probably crappy power supplies. If I had to choose, the Asus probably.

And it doesn't take that long to make a computer.

 

[sirdesancti]

None of them. They all come with locked processors and probably crappy power supplies. If I had to choose, the Asus probably.

And it doesn't take that long to make a computer.

The plan was to replace the pwoer supply anyway

 

[gary1]

If you're replacing so many components, again, why not start off with a custom build.

 

[jsrudd]

The hard drive in the Asus is only 5400RPM, you'll want to be replacing that as well . . .

 

[sirdesancti]

wonder why it is so slow, my hp slim line is 7200 rpm