•Budget: Around 1000 is fine
•More specific use (what games, what programs): I don't play any hard to run games. Mainly Runescape, CS:go
•Planned time until purchase: Soon
•Do you need an Operating System?: Yes
•Do you have any specific preferred components?: Ideally more than a stock cooler, even though it probably isn't needed. Maybe that master hyper 212
•Do you need a sound or wireless card?: wireless yes, sound no
•Do you want stock cooling or do you plan on over clocking?: see above post
•Do you need a monitor? mouse? keyboard?: I will worry about these on my own
•Zip code/location? (Shipping costs): 56362 (Minnesota)

Ty baes

e; Must be from ncixus, as I will be paying them to assemble because I'm a computer dummy.

Unless there are other sites that offer this same thing.

e2; also open to suggestions for monitors.

This post was edited by imapkeryo on Feb 25 2015 01:03pm

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/k4P6jX
get a TP link wireless adapter, dunno why ncix US doesn't sell them, but they should.

Thanks.
Do you think dual gfx cards is a better option?

So you'd agree with the above setup?
I can get it all from ncix for a very similar price.

you play runescape and csgo which doesn't require a powerful GPU.
so i invested on other parts, and you can simply upgrade the GPU in the future if you do decide to play GPU demanding games without needing to upgrade anything else.

dunno why NCIX took out the i5, but yeah everything is from NCIX

Says they are sold out of the i5.

Alternatives to that?
Any negatives to jumping to i7?

that sucks, it was in stock when i linked it
You could wait for them to restock it, but the only downside of going i7 is that you're spending about $100 more for only 1-2fps gain in gaming.
It's worth it, if you plan to stream your gameplay, or render/edit a lot of videos using programs like sony vegas and such.
Though, $100 is nothing to some people, so might as well yolo.

Or like Rapture said, you could go with the 8320, and get a much stronger GPU like 290/970. The only thing is that, it's just wayy overkill for the games you play so your 1k budget isn't being optimized to the fullest

I have no issue going above or below my budget, obviously.

What are your guys thoughts on monitors?

e; As stated prior, I do want the ability to run cs;go and runescape simultaneously, so what would help that?

This post was edited by imapkeryo on Feb 25 2015 03:02pm