Anyone care to help me make my new PC?

[quote=React]Let's say I buy one instead of building one. Would either of these be a good choice or should I stick to building one? [url=http://www.newegg.com/Product/Productcompare.aspx?Submit=ENE&N=100006736%2050012046%204021&IsNodeId=1&bop=And&CompareItemList=10%7C83-229-285%5E83-229-285-TS%2C83-229-277%5E83-229-277-TS]Comparison[/url] If I build I might wait until mid December at the latest.[/quote]

[quote=Zoki]I don't personally prefer any of these 2. Graphics are rather weak and I'm kinda hating AMD processors. You'll get a lot more power if you build one yourself. You can also find a store where you pick parts and the shop assembles it for you for like 30$.[/quote]

[quote=React]I can build it on my own... I was just wondering.[/quote]

[quote=TheJohn]I searched for HD 6870, but its still much expensive here. Tell me a list of good ones and cheap, I think that 5-6 graphics cards are enough[/quote]

[quote=Searz][quote=DEWO] Core i5 2500K ASRock P67 Pro3 (rev 3.0) 8GB RAM 1600MHz DDR3 (preferable any LLK kits) i like Patriot ones. GF 560Ti or 570 from MSI. Twin Frozr II (not III) if avaible or Radeon 6950 or 6970 Any chsis i suggest CoolerMaster Elite series XFX Core Power supply 550W minimum.[/quote] Good stuff, but way over budget.[/quote]

[quote=Searz][quote=Zoki] Searz that edition also has improved clock rates making it few % faster. But ofcourse you can buy a little cheaper card and take a little better processor. It's all up to him if he wants more processor or graphics power.[/quote] Yea, about 3% faster. The improved clock rates doesn't do shit. You're buying that card for the fan and the fan only. If you don't mind a little more noise then you can get a normal card to save money. I'm recommending that processor because it's the one that will probably hold out the longest of them while still being good value and relatively cheap.[/quote]

[quote=Zoki]Oh my friend this is where you are a little off. You get way, way way better cooling fan. With that your card is a lot quieter and cooler. For that, you can overclock it a lot(especially with MSI overclock tools) and can be overclocked to be like 20% faster without need to put a better cooler to reduce heat. And it has Eyefinity, you never know, maybe he'll need it one day. But like you said, my card may be for more serious gaming and overclocking. For him it may be better to take 30$ cheaper basic HD 6870 and invest that into better processor.[/quote]

[quote=Searz][quote=Zoki] Oh my friend this is where you are a little off. You get way, way way better cooling fan. With that your card is a lot quieter and cooler. For that, you can overclock it a lot(especially with MSI overclock tools) and can be overclocked to be like 20% faster without need to put a better cooler to reduce heat.[/quote] Nope. Like I said FOR THE FAN ONLY. I'd personally buy a card with a fan like that because I'd overclock/want a quiet fan, but I don't think it matters to him..[/quote]