(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); I am buying a gaming PC really soon. I have about $700.00 to spend on it. I want it to be able to handle games like Battlefield 3, CoD MW3, Minecraft, and games like CoD. I want it so the PC can run Minecraft well (I want to be able to blow up 256 TNT with the best video settings and no error happening) I am not good at understanding computer parts, I hear them, but I have no clue what it means. I don't mind getting it built, but I don't want to build it, mainly because I would probably break it. I heard getting it built is the best thing to do, I don't want a laptop, but if I really have to I will get one. Here is the recap:
Want to handle games very well like Minecraft, BF3, MW3
Not a laptop (can be one, but not preffered)
Must be $700 (after taxes) or less

If you can answer this for me that would be very helpful.

$700 is not enough for a good enough computer..

This is as close as your going to get to handling BF3 somewhat smoothly and COD will run with no problem. Minecraft shouldnt be a problem either.
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Please don't recommend pieces of shit like that. If you don't know about PC hardware, then don't recommend PCs to people.

Have a look at this:
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Its a tiny bit over the 700$ mark, but will play anything.
Anything less than that and you won't be able to play newer games.

Well I had just come across that real quickly. I know a little bit about PC hardware not enough to brag about it like yourself. Thanks for making me look like an idiot.

Exactly why you shouldn't post; until you learn more stuff.
I'm just looking out for the OP's, I've seen lots of times (not on this forum) where someone who doesn't know what they're talking about comes in and posts a piece of shit and says thats the best he'll get. And without a second opinion the OP goes and orders it.

Its about 840 $
Its not going to run EVERY game on ultra. but you need a higher budget if you want to play all games on ultra.
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False, yes it is. The computer I am using to reply to you right now was built for $630 after tax. It all depends on where you buy your parts.

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You're best bet is to look online for parts that would be suitable to your current price range. Then buy the parts at a retail store, preferably Microcenter, as they have GREAT prices for everything. Do not go look at their website as it is wayyy outdated and not kept in good shape. Microcenter offers various bundles for motherboards and CPUs. As for myself I bought all my parts from Microcenter with the exception of my wireless adapter. I myself bought one of their high-end bundles and it included some shitty motherboard but came with You must login or register to view this content.. This CPU is great and runs Minecraft like a champ. My GPU is a Gigabyte HD 6870 that I also bought from Microcenter for I believe $180? Not sure on the price but it runs BF3(@ 30-60 FPS), Diablo 3, Batman Arkham City, Minecraft all at their highest graphic settings. At the end of my purchases the grand total came out to be $630 not including my monitor (My Dad loaned my one). Just a tip, if you want to run Minecraft really well it takes a higher end CPU such as the one I have rather than a high end GPU. Minecraft is A LOT more CPU intensive than lets say BF3. If you do not have a Microcenter near you then I wish you the best of luck find all your parts for under $900 as your next best bet if either Newegg.com, Frys, or tigerdirect.com. Try and stay away from Best-Buy and Frys as they are wayyyy over priced.

This would be great, but I have no idea on how to build a PC. I'll look around the forums, if I don't find anything I'll be sure to let you know.

You're not going to be maxing BF3 with that price tag. Sorry. You may want to take a look at this though, if you still feel that building a PC isn't for you.

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Much better than the other one you were looking at, but it's still not recommended over a built PC.