Which computer build to pick?

[quote=React]I have chosen multiple computer combos... which one is the superior of these, please try to repost the link. [url=http://www.newegg.com/Product/ComboBundleDetails.aspx?ItemList=Combo.770953]A[/url] [url=http://www.newegg.com/Product/ComboBundleDetails.aspx?ItemList=Combo.755226]B[/url] [url=http://www.newegg.com/Product/ComboBundleDetails.aspx?ItemList=Combo.755265]C[/url] [url=http://www.newegg.com/Product/ComboBundleDetails.aspx?ItemList=Combo.755229]D[/url] [url=http://www.newegg.com/Product/ComboBundleDetails.aspx?ItemList=Combo.644166]E[/url][/quote]

[quote=Zoki]None IMO. 4 of them have onboard graphics card and at that price range that is absurd. The only one that actually has separated graphics also has AMD processor, which I don't like(kind of Intel fanboy, had bad experience with AMD).[/quote]

[quote=Cavok]I would personally go with something along the lines of [url=http://pcpartpicker.com/p/2w6y]this[/url].[/quote]

[quote=DEWO]A - Say no to AMD processors atm. B - No graphic card? C - No graphic card? D - Say no to AMD processors atm. E - No graphic card? from those... http://www.newegg.com/Product/ComboBundleDetails.aspx?ItemList=Combo.755226 but srsly why would you buy some premade... Get a WD HDD, Get a XFX Core power supply, get a Patriot RAM. Get a decent mobo... Asus in LE versions are not something i would look into. ASRock P67 Pro3 man.[/quote]

[quote=Matt]I refuse to buy Seagate drives any more. I used to be super loyal but then I had a series of failures and switched to WD and have found them to be quieter, and so far no failures. Of course it's only a matter of time. Does the brand name of the PSU and RAM really matter that much? As long as you stick with the top brands? OCZ, Corsair, Antec PSU for example... Memory I see Kinkgston, Mushkin, G.Skill, Corsair a lot. Also for Mobo, I've been hearing Asus P8Z68 Pro which appears to be cheaper than that ASRock, is there any reason to get the ASRock over that?[/quote]

[quote=DEWO]Power Supply is kinda most important thing after mobo imho. Why? Well mobo stability and durability depends on it. it is the no. 1 source of PC problems. Solid stable PSU is core of any today's PC. You can ofc get any PSU with at least 80 Plus Bronze certificate. I just suggested a well known, often prized PSU that is not costy, and can handle any setup with single GPU. (550W XFX Core) Why ASRock over Asus... well Asus is going for brand. They just do mobos good. While ASRock became a black horse here putting high end solid japan condensators (main issue factor when your mobo dies :P) Software. It is plain and simple which is imho good. Asus makes things fancy nancy and than problems start. The only thing that imho speaks on belhaf of asus is the chipset that supports CPU integrated GPU. Not like i will ever use that gpu anyway. Here i also browsed and read ALOT ALOT AAAAAAAAAALOT of rewievs and this was my weapon of choice. Memmory. Well this are marginal diferences if you ask me but i would still suggest taking LLK kits (low latency) becouse today's memory latencies are more important than those MHz they show. This makes more diference than 1600>1333 for some of them. And not like the price you pay for them is any much higher. I tested, sold, suggested, bought bla bla bla many electronic parts and for sure i would not buy OCZ (way overpriced but this depends on the store mostly), Corsair are fast but also most problematic if you ask me. They had some compatibility issues some time ago than some glitches with Duals not working as you would like to see (diferences on the same waffle of ram?), Mushkin's are good choice too. I was tought that when you pick Mobo and PSU you stand for DURABILITY over features. Nothing is worse than mobo death. And a good PSU has a huge influence on mobo durability as well as mobo durability itself.[/quote]