OK how about this one?

[Cuthroat]

http://www.compusa.com/products/product_info.asp?product_code=333290&pfp=BROWSE


I know its an emachine, my question is reading it it comes with what looks like a crappy vid card, but seems to have PCIe slots available. So this one look good for just putting a 7800gt nvidia card in and go?

Most of you have said the dell 9100 at about the same price, but with pent 4 dual core was not the way to go, so how about this one?

 

[kmote]

why dont you build it instead of buying?

 

[nezzari]

The specs may seem good, but odds are they are very cheap parts. I suggest you build one yourself (It was may seem difficult, but it really isn't)

 

[Cuthroat]

Its not my confidence on building it, its finding the right parts to include at the price I have available. I can spend up to 1000.00 and have no idea where to start. I have looked at cases and cant even decide on a case much less the other parts needed. I think if I can get together a plan on what box, what mb, what cpu, and what mem, I think I could handle the rest.

 

[HAVOC]

The Specs of that eMachines aren't too bad for that price. If you configure that same PC at newegg.com it'll probably run you just about $600 to $650.

NO VIDEOCARD - onboard
NO SOUNDCARD - onboard
NO MONITOR
SPEAKERS -yes
KEYBOARD-yes
MOUSE -yes

not bad for someone who can't build a PC themselves

 

[Ste]

We can help you build it just right, Thats why we exsist.