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nVidia is more powerful, cooler, and runs more quietly. The choice is obvious. FANBOYS!!!

Get at least an Intel i3 processor with at least 2.5 GHz, shouldn't be more than 200 dollars. Get 4 GB of RAM which would just be around 100 dollars and a GPU like nVidia GeForce GT 210, or if you plan to play a game, get nVidia GeForce GTX 650 Ti Boost.

That is pretty good. But if it's going to gaming, get the 1 TB storage. Expect to run any game on 60 FPS... most of the time. Expect for those that are badly optimized. Nobody gets those to run smoothly, lol

OS - Window 8.1 RAM - 4 GB Storage - 500 GB GPU - nVidia GeForce GTX 650M or 750M CPU - Any intel CPU that is i5 and above 3.3 GHz

Upgrade to 500 just to be safe. You don't have to upgrade it as your GTX 750 Ti can run on 350 W, but that might damage it.

Skype is not really GPU intensive, so isn't google chrome if you have it running in the background. Your antivirus may be the most CPU intensive. There is a list of most and least CPU intensive antiviruses. Also depends if you have an integrated GPU into your CPU. Mostly Intel HD graphics. Then...

Asus, they are a long lasting and quality company that product really reliable GPU chips

I found out about that ever since I wanted to buy GTX 970. Apparently, "typical" nVidia has managed to make a glitch in the production of GTX 970, which resulted in some sort of excess 512 MB of VAM? I don't know what happened, nor if that's true, but I want to buy GTX 970 because I want to play...

Thank you very much guys, this website has an epic community.

The rest of computer specs - Intel i5-3570 3,4 GHz quad core, 8 GB RAM, windows 8.1. Could I run The Witcher 3, Far Cry 4, Fallout 4, and every other latest game on 1080p, ultra graphics and FXAA without any lag at 60 fps. Sometimes, FPS tends to drop when you encounter a large number of enemies...