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Ryan Pand i dunno your price range, but if not building one, this one seems best for ya..http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16883229199it's got stats for moderate gaming, fast speeds cuz of RAM/CPU which will make web surfing and school/homework easier...the only downfall i see (which is an opinion) is it has an intel processor.
I know it's expensive, but out of the options in this thread, this one would be best.
He said his maximum price is $350.But hes started talking about upgrading components,which will obviously cost-and once started,can be addictive......Graphics card for starters
Then maybe onto RAM
A bigger HD
A new bigger Monitor
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Yeah that will most likely happen... Which is why I'm going with the cheaper barebone PC from compusa. It has enough for what I want now, and has room for upgrades later
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Sometimes you can bag a good 2nd hand one.Along the lines of a year old-with a flash of the receipt to confirm its a year old.Id pay about half price tops for one of them.......
