800 Complete Gaming Pc

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I am looking to buy a complete gaming pc(parts, monitor, and os) that will be able to game at atleast medium settings for my first build.

I am not worried about the monitors resolution too much(im used to the 1366x768 screen of a laptop) and preffer the parts to be from new egg.  I will not upgrade for awhile, so i would like relatively new parts.

 

Thanks

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http://pcpartpicker.com/p/CURY

 

Best I could do, I'm not all that good with high-ish budget builds.

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You could spare so much money if you bought an APU (CPU and GPU in one). Those things are awesome for low-budget builds. The a10 5800k can run pretty much any game, maybe not with the highest settings but atleast high (with a 1366 x 768) and they dont cost more than $130.

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Ignore that first post, forgot to actually read what you wanted.

This should be abit better, and if need be you can ditch the second 7770.

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/CVau

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I'd say any budget over $600, an APU is out of the question because you have so much more to spend on parts.

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Wouldn't it be better if you ditched crossfire and went for a better single gpu?  I've read about xfire on lower end cards and most of them don't turn out well.

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It's going to be a little hard to get a high performing pc with your price tag, considering that you want all peripherals included.

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I'm not looking to max every game i play, i am just tired of not beeing able to do any type of gaming on a terrible laptop.  Just want to keep the price down and atleast run games at medium ish settings.

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I think you can go cheaper... Soon there will be "Richland" APU released, great improvement over "Trinity". Even with a great "Trinity" gaming build for about 500-600$ you can play Battlefield 3 at 1080p35-45fpsUltra at stock clocks, overclocked the CPU/APU and GPU and you can really play at 1080p60-65+fpsUltra. Its a beast for a price of 500-600 bucks. With "Richland" CPU/APU and an Radeon HD 7670 for dual graphics/hybrid crossfire X and you can play Battlefield 3 without any overlocking at 1080p60fpsUltra+recording(probavly,surely), it will be out nexth month (March 19)....

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Monitor: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824236311

Best place to buy OS: http://www.missionsofts.com/microsoft-windows-7-home-premium-sp1-64-bit-oem-dell/

So that's 150, adding in a couple bucks for a mouse and keyboard.

Your budget is 800, so 800 - 150 = 650.

Here's my suggestion- 

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/D3z2

Just a tad overbudget. Also, there's no optical drive, but they're only about 15 dollars, so about 25 dollars overbudget. Sell your fish, and then you'll have enough.

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Here is mine... Its an okay build. Got an SSD to get your windows up and running really fast, the power supply is great with a safety feature so your PC does not go boom and also it has a great cooler so you can overclock it... The HDD is fine, I did my research. You wont get disapointed. The keyboard is an Saitek Cyborg V5, great for gaming and durable... YOul get a slight egde over someone that has a ordinary keyboard...

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/D6aM 635$