New Computer but which one?

I'm getting 1k$ soon and I've been shopping some online comps to play WoW and Maple on. but I've found like 7 comps and I'm not sure what one to get.

Here is a link to all 7 with quick grab notes of specs.

CybertronPC X-Cruiser 2160BL Intel Gaming PC - Intel Pentium Dual Core E2180 2.00GHz Processor, 2GB DDR2-667, 160GB SATA2, DVDRW, NVIDIA 8500GT, 10/100 LAN, Windows Vista Home Premium 64-bit 600$

CybertronPC X-CRUISER2 CINN21202 Gaming PC - Intel Pentium E5200 2.50GHz, 4GB DDR2, 500GB, DVDRW, NVIDIA 9500GT, HDMI, Vista Home Premium 64 630$

Lenovo IdeaCentre K220 53581AU Desktop PC - Intel PDC E5200 2.5GHz, 4GB DDR3, 500GB, Blu-Ray/HD-DVD ROM, DVDRW, Vista Home Premium 64 SP1 580$

CybertronPC X-Sniper SINN2120 Gaming Computer - Intel E5200 2.50GHz, 4GB DDR2, 500GB, DVDRW, GeForce 9400GT 1GB, 400W, Vista Home Premium 64 600$

Systemax SG 1151 Gaming PC-Pentium Dual Core E2220 2.4 GHz/ 640GB HDD/ 4GB DDR2 PC-6400/ DVDRW/ GeForce 9500GT / Genuine Vista Home Premium 600$ (was leaning towards this one)

Lenovo 3000 H210 53552PU Desktop 19" LCD Bundle - Intel Pentium Dual Core E5200 2.5GHz, 4GB DDR2, 640GB, DVDRW, Vista Home Premium 64 550$ ( I have a monitor already but i do plan not to sell/put away my old clunker for zak XP FTW!! I also have a big tubed monitor i my closet i could use....)

Lenovo K220 53581AU Desktop with 19" Widescreen LCD Bundle - Intel Pentium Dual Core E5200, 4GB DDR3, 500GB, BR/DVDRW, Vista Home Premium 730$

Any and ALL help would be great!

Also are any of these a good deal for the said price? want to keep atleast 300$ for others stuff (World of warcraft, WoW: Burning Crusade, World of Warcraft Warth of Lich King. and idk what else atm). If no to all the above what do you recommend for around 700$?

Ty for your time.

The one that you yourself was leaning towards seems to be the best computer for what you are looking for and it isnt pushing your price range which is nice

The one that you yourself was leaning towards seems to be the best computer for what you are looking for and it isnt pushing your price range which is nice

Nice i was only going for it for 4g ram 640 GB HDD that stuff i get the 2.4Ghz is what always confuses me.

Thanks for the help XD.

All of these are NOT "GAMING" PCs what a lie. Don't expect to be awed by an 9500 or 8500.

Try http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/core...,2310.html

May i suggest checking The Newegg? They usually always have great deals, better than ive seen on Tigerdirect.

All of these are NOT "GAMING" PCs what a lie. Don't expect to be awed by an 9500 or 8500.

Try http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/core...,2310.html

i'm not awed by that i dont even know what the heck that is lol.

i just know 4g and 640HDD sounds good imo.

feel free to explain those XP

i'm not awed by that i dont even know what the heck that is lol.

i just know 4g and 640HDD sounds good imo.

feel free to explain those XP

He's trying to show you the difference between what parts they put into each PC seeing that they give you specs for each one ( I think) AND the pricing. B/c most companies say "oh yeah this is a gaming PC" & they put crap in it & just rob people for their money, that's why it's best(I believe) to just build your own.. IF you know HOW to, which in this case I don't think you do?.. But yeah for what you're leaning towards, I think it would be ok. It's not the "best" but it'll do.

He's trying to show you the difference between what parts they put into each PC seeing that they give you specs for each one ( I think) AND the pricing. B/c most companies say "oh yeah this is a gaming PC" & they put crap in it & just rob people for their money, that's why it's best(I believe) to just build your own.. IF you know HOW to, which in this case I don't think you do?.. But yeah for what you're leaning towards, I think it would be ok. It's not the "best" but it'll do.

yeah i would not build my own. but i found another one that i'm looking at..

from newegg.com that some one reccomened to look around at.

i might go with it.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as...6883227138

yeah i would not build my own. but i found another one that i'm looking at..

from newegg.com that some one reccomened to look around at.

i might go with it.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as...6883227138

That's not bad either =) plus you can see the reviews on what ppl say about it.

GL w/ your purchase =)

this: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as...883227123R

graphic cards is a VERY important component of your computer, the 9500 and the 8600 won't give you liquid frames at native resolutions and max settings. The better graphic cards will.

Plus right now is not a good time to buy PCs with AMD processors, because it is just not worth it anymore. Intel's got much faster/better and cheaper processors. If you want to buy prebuilt ones from ibuypower, get the one up there. OR if you can fork over more money, pick a different intel machine.

this: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as...883227123R

graphic cards is a VERY important component of your computer, the 9500 and the 8600 won't give you liquid frames at native resolutions and max settings. The better graphic cards will.

Plus right now is not a good time to buy PCs with AMD processors, because it is just not worth it anymore. Intel's got much faster/better and cheaper processors. If you want to buy prebuilt ones from ibuypower, get the one up there. OR if you can fork over more money, pick a different intel machine.

THAT is in my budget range but i dont like the Halo crap on the side can they take it off??

Also for you guys amusement i post this on basil and didnt get as much response as i did from you guys. Basil for Auctions SP for TRUE help.

EDIT: just found out that decal is an accessory and does not come with comp XP

Edit 2: also what are the key things i should look at for in a new system in oooh 4-5yrs?

Ram, and HD, but how do i tell which is the Graphics Card.. ( how i've been buying all my comps based off how much ram and how much hard drive space.

That computer up there, if you really want, IMO switch out the 3gig and get 6 gigs of ram, maybe even 12gigs, they're cheap :S. but I think 6 will be enough. The processor is quad core, and an i7 so you'll be fine there. Hard drives are easy to upgrade down the road as you need it. Graphic card..hum...depends on what kinds of game you play now and if you want to try any of the graphic intense games like Crysis, L4D, CoD etc.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as...883227123R

this one just got discontinued.

Any others that could be recommended. with very similar specs?

Just another thought, take the specs of that computer, take it to a local computer shop and ask how much it would cost for them to get something SIMILAR.

Similar = same CPU (i7 920), same or better video card.

ask for a Asus motherboard and more RAM to be installed, I would recommend 6G+

harddrives are easy to install and can be upgraded later. Just get one with a good storage/price ratio.

case wise, pick one that's got good cable management and bottom mounting PSU slot. Also don't go cheap on the PSU. If you can, post the list of items here for people to review before making the purchase.