Randall wants to build a PC.

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Randall wants to build a PC. :)

- The Processor has to be fast. I will be modding games. So I prefer something with a strong kick.

- I mainly plan to use this PC for gaming, 50% of my time will be spent gaming on it. So I want to know what is the best graphics cards that can get a solid 60-100+ fps on most current games.

- Monitors, TV screens, which one is better than each other? What is the perfect size? I think 17" or 19" is perfect. What are your opinions?









Budget: $1000+
 
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As a starting point, take a look at this one and see where you think you can downgrade to hit your $1250 price point, or save up a bit more.
 
There isn't really any point picking parts now if he's going to be building next year. Prices change as new components are released. I would suggest you ask this question again when you are ready to build.
 

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