Good gaming pc?

[gartersnake184]

I'm thinking of purchasing this pc:http://m.ncix.com/products/sku/102787. It says i3 so I'm thinking of replacing it with this. http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819113284
Would it make it a lot better. And would it be a good gaming pc?

 

[Automocation]

AMD and Intel have different chipsets, so the motherboard would be completely different, plus it looks like the inside of a laptop, like it would be difficult to replace and swap parts.

you can build a decent desktop for $800 to be honest, just have a little look around, watch some youtube videos such as linustechtips or teksyndicate.
hope i've helped!

 

[PCMasterRace_]

You know, that rig is $800. When I got my first gaming PC a little over a year and a half ago, I went to Craigslist first. I managed to get an amazing rig for $500 and it included a monitor, keyboard, and mouse. I recommend searching locally first, and if you can't find anything, then I would recommend you order parts and build it, or have someone else build it for you. It is a lot cheaper than buying a PC from somewhere like iBUYPOWER or Alienware.

 

[Automocation]

You know, that rig is $800. When I got my first gaming PC a little over a year and a half ago, I went to Craigslist first. I managed to get an amazing rig for $500 and it included a monitor, keyboard, and mouse. I recommend searching locally first, and if you can't find anything, then I would recommend you order parts and build it, or have someone else build it for you. It is a lot cheaper than buying a PC from somewhere like iBUYPOWER or Alienware.

Exactly! i'm building my first home built computer soon, and im managing it on £350 (roughly $530)