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i really suggest aiming a little higher on the budget. $400-$500 would get you a decent gaming computer that would provide not just a playable experience for those games but it would also be a fun experience.

or if you buy the first computer with the i3 you could add in a gtx 750ti or a gtx 950 for between $100-$150 extra. that would be a good system.
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Integrated graphics, so no.

Also, it is never a good idea to take an OEM pc and try to turn it into a gaming PC.
Poor power supply's, poor airflow and overall case design will provide many limitations for any future upgrades. In the long run it costs you significantly more then doing it right the first time.
 
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minecraft maybe. the other games...they'll probably start up...but will they be playable? not really. it won't be enjoyable. you need to get a dedicated GPU for most games...but once you do you'll have a great gaming system. you'll probably need to upgrade your power supply in the process though if you buy anything more powerful than a gtx 750ti...
 
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this one http://www.box.co.uk/Cube_Recruit_V2_Overclocked_Dual_Core_Ga_1876957.html ?

 
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still integrated graphics...so yes but it won't be a great experience...you need a real GPU for games. even AMD integrated graphics ain't great as far as im concerned...unless all you play is minecraft...
 
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Aww, my budget is 250 and I just only want to play Overwatch, can you send me a link to a PC that's near that price and can run Overwatch?

 
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That is about the weakest CPU that money can buy.
The CPU will be sluggish, the integrated graphics will be barley playable, and then you are trapped in the AMD FM2 hole where the BEST cpu you can buy in that platform can not beat a core i3 which is just the middle of the road for intel. Thus any decent upgrade will require you to replace not only your CPU but your motherboard as well.
Not to mention these PCs will have the cheapest quality power supply they can find, which after you upgrade the GPU is likely to get overstressed and because it was built so cheap, it has no safeguards to prevent it from frying your GPU and the rest of the computer.


It is a waste of money to buy a prebuilt PC that you immediately have to sink money into upgrading.
For a gaming PC, the least expensive thing to do is build it yourself.
 
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If 250 is your budget then you will need to make a decision.

If all you want to do is play it on the lowest settings at a low 25-30 fps (and at 1280x720 resolution or lower) and don't care to really ever upgrade then get the second link you posted with the A6 because you are not going to find anything new for cheaper (although checking any local used computers might be better).

If you in any way want to upgrade the computer as you go along then you will spend far more money in the long run getting that PC and upgrading it then you would to build a cheap gaming computer that can at least be upgraded. Thus you need to save up a little more money and build an intel rig with a 730 or 740 GPU and a half decent power supply, and then you will have a good platform that you can upgrade on as your needs grow.
 
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i really suggest aiming a little higher on the budget. $400-$500 would get you a decent gaming computer that would provide not just a playable experience for those games but it would also be a fun experience.

or if you buy the first computer with the i3 you could add in a gtx 750ti or a gtx 950 for between $100-$150 extra. that would be a good system.
 
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