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After watching that video I have deemed it to be a pretty good set-up just to start me off, especially with the price not being that much either. But there is also the problem that I know jack shit about good PC specs so I need some help. I was looking to buy most of the parts in that video to create that setup, but could always use help.

If there are parts you feel would be better and possibly cheaper then by all means post it below. All help is appreciated. Here are the parts from the video...

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Also if you can recommend a decent monitor I would appreciate that as well.

Thanks

I like that monitor

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Instead of getting an AMD cpu, I would suggest getting a intel one I.e i7, this will make a huge difference.

Makes my life easier, thanks bud

that mobo and cpu are fine, if you plan on overclocking memory dont get that ram but if your just gaming the ram is fine gfx is personal taste and what your looking for me personally i own a gtx 780 evga sc but ask what im using it for and is the price worth what i need it for

This monitor is pretty good. Not as cheap as the Dell though.
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BenQ monitors are nice and have great specs but you're really paying for the brand. Don't get me wrong, if you want your setup to feature some BenQ products by all means grab them up, you won't regret it. Personally I'm biased towards Asus monitors especially if you compare the VG248QE and the XL2420T, similar specs if not better on the Asus and a lot cheaper.

Ultimately it's a matter of perspective and what you're willing to pay. At the end of the day they're both TN panels that are almost identical in spec just different brands.

There's two sides of the spectrum there's speed competative shooters guys like you and then there's RPG eye candy guys like me

That is indeed true. I'm sure most people coming from console who previously played first person shooters will most likely end up playing first person shooters on PC. :p