Dell XPS 410 and graphics card

That has integrated video on the cpu itself, not a gaming machine. Plus thats more expensive then what it should be. Go to newegg.com and apply for the preferred card if you need payments. Anything over $500 and you get 12 months free financing. You can build yourself a decent machine for much cheaper then that qvc link.
 
johnb35 said:
That has integrated video on the cpu itself, not a gaming machine. Plus thats more expensive then what it should be. Go to newegg.com and apply for the preferred card if you need payments. Anything over $500 and you get 12 months free financing. You can build yourself a decent machine for much cheaper then that qvc link.
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I can build a computer but I don't know what would be the right hardware to get?
 
What would your budget be? I'm going to bed now but I'm sure someone will chime in once we know your budget.
 
This is what I choose from NEWEGG $721.90 Havent ordered it yet.. Any suggestions?

Select Chassis - CYBERPOWERPC X-Titan Black/Red Full-Tower Gaming Case
Select CPU & Motherboard Combo - AMD A6-6400K 3.9GHz(4.1GHz Turbo) CPU and AMD A78 Chipset Motherboard Combo
Select CPU Cooler - 120MM Closed-loop Liquid Cooler
Select Hard Drive - Major Brand 1TB 7200 RPM SATA III 6.0
Select Memory - 8GB DDR3 1600MHZ (2 X 4GB)
Select Video Card - NVIDIA GeForce GTX 750 Ti 2GB GDDR5 16X PCIe Video Card
Select Power Supply - CYBERPOWERPC 600 Watt 80+ Power Supply
Select ODD - 24X DVD/CD Re-Writer Drive - OEM
Select Operating System - Microsoft Windows 8.1 64 Bit - OEM
Select Keyboard & Mouse Combo - Azza Keyboard and Mouse Combo
 
Ok I'm stuck on which way to go. First is the allienware x51 fully upgradeable? And or going with a hp series I5 to I7 and putting in a high end graphics card that meets system requirements?
 
Alienware is way overpriced and buying an OEM like HP is just stupid for gaming. You have plenty of help here to help you pick out your own parts and help putting it together. You can build it yourself, its not that hard. Much better bang for your buck when you buy your own parts.
 
How much are you really wanting to spend. Post 19 you said 300 to 500, then you give a link to a 1,100 buck one. Narrow the price and we can give you a close to price build.
 
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