Gaming Computers and Whats some good ones?

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Perhaps this?

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/1PNIT This is my system. Works pretty damn well. I can play BF4 on ultra at 55-60 fps. High is 90+

I would recommend building a new computer if yours is prebuilt. If not, please post your current specs.

newegg.com

It said on your profile you were Australian so I did the best I could. Operation system included or no?
http://au.pcpartpicker.com/p/1VrW3
or
http://au.pcpartpicker.com/p/1VrXf
Don't know which GPU is better. :v

What are your current specs, if they are all outdated then I guess just get a custom built, cheaper to make and it's more fun!

Check out Novatech.

make a thread at steam hardware forum ;)

1200$ is nice budget, should easily get decent rig for that. If you have the periphelia...

Do you want to overclock?

Do you want Operative System?

Do you want peripherals (mouse, keyboard...)?

I recently upgraded my GPU (was my only bottleneck at the time) from a GTX 470 to a 670. I haven't tested all the rigorous games I have, but I've been playing games (i.e. Skyrim) with no problem at the highest settings, which would have maxed my previous GPU and killed my fps. So I think it's safe to say my system is fairly decent with price and what you're looking for.

Everything worth mentioning in my PC:
i5-760 Lynnfield
8GB RAM DDR3 1600
GTX 670

So if you get the latest i5, a mobo that's compatible with everything, and a decent PSU (I highly suggest a modular one) that can power everything then you could feasibly get a system that runs most current games on the highest settings for around $800 (assuming you have all the peripherals that you need and gut your old case to use for your new rig).

• i5-3570k @ 3,4GHz
  • 16 GB Corsair Vengeance DDR3 1600 MHz
  • Geforce GTX560 TI - Model number: X560 DF 1024MB from Sparkle Calibre
  • A Motherboard from Gigabyte but I dont know the name at the moment
  • Powersupply from LC Power

I would change my 560TI with an GTX760 maybe the EVGA 760 FTW (4GB) but not now because the price is getting higher in the time before christmas.

If you got the OS installer disc and a key, then this build will be best for you.
Else I would just add a Windows 7 Home Premium OEM on that list, which would obviously inflate the price.

That's ~ what I'd buy if i were you.
-if you are sure you won't need the extra slots, you can replace the atx motherboard with a mini atx;
-I cannot find Sirtec in that list;
-I wanted to add a r9 280x but the final price would grow ~1250$. I forgot to change the rebranded 7870 (r9 270x) for a 7950in that wishlist, but I think you should go for 7950 if r9 280x 1250$ is too much.

You should get red one.

As always, building your own system is best and cheapest.

You can easily get a computer running battlefeel 4 on ultra with your 1200 $ budget.

-Intel(R) HD Graphics is not a good choice for a gaming computer. You will find quite a few games will either struggle on this or simply not run, or require running at the lowest possible setting.

Pcpartpicker I made this a little quickly but it should be ok

Edit: oh wait you're australian :3 I'll fix

Edit 2: Since you're not OCing then cpu coolers won't be necessary. I'm pretty sure mine should be one of the best options for you

I can vouch for the MSI GeForce GTX 770 (2GB). It's an absolute beast of a card for the money spent.

build a custom pc

Intel graphics cards are not too good, check out some of the GeForce cards, for 1200 bucks you can build a beast computer.