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you can definitely save a lot of money/get more performance for your buck if you are prepared to install windows yourself, i posted one from canada computers that's pretty sick rig imo without going too expensive http://www.canadacomputers.com/product_info.php?cPath=7_1203_124&item_id=061075

that video sucks you dont need to disconnect all the cables to install pci card get usb adapter like this on sale it just works http://www.canadacomputers.com/product_info.php?cPath=1053&item_id=058708

wireless N will do the trick man fer fuck sakes it's 2013 it's good enough and you don't need to trash your house with wires

i recommend u just go with wireless, you can get a usb wireless n adapter for 9.99

ah its ok, 7200rpm hdd isint the end of the world :fuckthis:

that computer is alright, will handle gaymes no problem, you could probably do some heavy encoding with it too, not having an SSD will bottle neck this computer

this computer will rip too but the 7770 gpu is not as fast as the 660 and it is going to be significantly less responsive with the 7200rpm hard drive...

u get the ssd though which is key, take a hard drive from old laptop, desktop whatever or buy 500gb for 30 bucks and u can get the os for free bro, this is a legit gaming computer, you can probably knock off at least $50 if you build it yourself

check out this computer man, ready 2 go pro SERENITY T3525 Desktop - Intel Core i5 4430, 3.00Ghz, 8GB RAM, 120G SSD, DVD-RW - Nvidia GTX 660 2GB Graphics, Gb LAN, USB 3.0, HD Audio $799 and i think they have a shipping deal, don't bother with extra warrenty, each part will come with its...

man there's gotta be some elegant android thing out there for under $100 that will do everything and more, you can get utorrent from the google play store, and probably will come with the useful parts u need like a remote. if it can run xbmc, i recommend it, i still use it on my old xbox 1 and...

building a computer is about as hard as a 5 piece jigsaw puzzle, for real man, u need case/power supply/motherboard/cpu/ram/videocard/hard drive/optical drive/monitor keyboard mouse, so simple to put it all together. the main trick is making sure that your cpu and motherboard are compatible...

definitely return, that computer has probably integrated graphics. go to canada computers and tell them you want a gaming rig within your budget and get them to customize one for you, or its really easy to build your own, asus motherboard, ssd, you can probably get something sick for 700...

you can do it :cockfee: try eating 3 meals a day instead of 5

haha for real, my body is ready

jimi hendrix in the buildin

that 650 should handle GO no problem

these intel core 2 duos are fine to over clock with the stock fan, i changed one setting in the bios on my computer at work, ~2.7 to around 3.4 iirc its just changing the fsb, all stock bullshit no name computer worked fine for 2 years after that i upgraded to i7

Ubantu: "we apple now"

i watched a random episode of full metal alchemist, blew my god damn mind, i should probably check out the rest