Question regarding spec's.

[MonkeyMummyMoney]

I'm by no means a Tech-savvy individual, but I was ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ aroud on google and typed in "Ultra end PC" and a Newegg Link cuaght my eye. Basicly it was a Cyperpower PC, with the below mentioned Specs ( Processor; AMD FX-4100 3.6 GHz 64 bit quad core processor. Cache per processor; 4MB L2 Cache. Memory; 8GB DDR3. Hard-Drive;1TB SATA III 7200. Optical Drive; 24X DVD+/-RW Dual-Layer Super-Multi Drive. Graphics; NVIDIA GeForce GT 610 1GB. Ethernet; Gigabit Ethernet. Power supply; 350W.) Basically I'm wondering if these specs are any good, the asking price for it was $556.000, is it worth the price? Thanks for getting back at me.

[Felix]

-> Moved to HW and OS <-

[Rove]

Nope, that's below entry level. I couldn't condone advertising that as a gaming PC. The GT 610 graphics will simply not perform anywhere near the newest consoles & they also use a crappy PSU which can't support a better GPU. Graphics card (GPU) is very very important for games.

Here are two PC's I'm willing to call "entry level" for gaming:

"Gamebox" budget PS4/XB1 console replacement PC.
http://pcpartpicker.com/user/Rove/saved/QR6rxr
Base Total: $493.11
Mail-in Rebates: -$45.00
Total: $448.11

"Gamebox" budget PS4/XB1 console replacement PC. Version 2
http://pcpartpicker.com/user/Rove/saved/WmdG3C
Base Total: $543.61
Mail-in Rebates: -$105.00
Total: $438.61

Personally think the second one is a bit better but the first is Micro-ATX (smaller) if that matters.

Adding WIndows 8(.1) 64bit will cost you $100~
These builds also come without DVD drives so that will cost $15~ extra.

All total it should still be almost exactly the same price.

The difference is you put these together yourself from parts. Not too hard really.

[MonkeyMummyMoney]

I just might look into that. Could you recomend any decent monitors to go with the tower?

[Rumpelcrutchskin]

Nothing ultra about this PC, weak CPU, office PC graphics card and rubbish PSU.
Those $500-600 bundles are all horrible quality with weak graphics cards, better to build your own.
Pentium G3258 CPU overclocks easily over 4 Ghz and has better performance in majority of games then FX-6300:

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/kbGtrH

[_I_]

if you like overclocking rumps is a good suggestion

if not, get an i3 4150, or i5 4460+ and drop the 212evo cooler

[MonkeyMummyMoney]

Thanks to all for the response, but I think I may go with _|_ Idea. Seeing as how I'm pretty new to to whole "Custom PC" Thing, and I think a novice trying to overclock might not be the smartest idea..

[Chocolate]

No.

There is no good prebuilt gaming PC you can get for that low of a price.

Spend that and build your own.

I recommend an i3-4150 on that budget.