Budget:500-700$
More specific use (what games, what programs): LoL/WoW/Skype/Maybe streaming if possible/D3/PoE/Steam Games/CS
Planned time until purchase: Whenever
Do you need an Operating System?: Yes?
Do you have any specific preferred components?: No?
Do you need a sound or wireless card?: Umm maybe? I have wifi at home
Do you want stock cooling or do you plan on overclocking?: I'm not sure
Do you need a monitor? mouse? keyboard?: Yes/No?/No?
Zip code/location? (Shipping costs): 66615/Topeka KS, USA

If any questions feel free to ask!
Never really built a computer, so yeah need help! Like LOTS!

This post was edited by Bloody_Toaster on Apr 7 2015 10:42pm

Can I do it with rebates? O.o
http://pcpartpicker.com/parts/partlist/

If you dont know how to do rebates, I can walk you through some on Skype.
Or you arent willing to tell your mom that she will get money back,
then let me know and I can find a way.

Don't really know what rebates are haha im sure she does!
Will this pc be able to be bought on newegg.com or not?

This post was edited by Bloody_Toaster on Apr 7 2015 10:49pm

you can always check game requirements at canirunit.com
windows 7 unless you elect to utilize touchscreen capibilities
sound and networking will be included in the motherboard - i wouldnt suggest you try to run it via wifi unless you plan to use an external antenna or if its close to the router (in that case hardwire).
dont overclock. stay stock. your knowledge of systems is lacking and a properly overclocked system requires constant maintenance. HUGE price increase to properly utilize overclocking features.
Simple tweaks with things like memory (not overclocking but locking in latency times) can increase your pc's responsiveness a considerable amount.
Also check blackviper.com and properly configure your operating system - preman pc's load 80-110 processes - default winblows will load 50-70 processes. your machine will only require 30-40 processes running (black viper explains all that).

these minor tweaks will allow you to further utilize the potential of your system.

Monitor's are rather inexpensive and shouldnt be a problem picking one out.

READ READ READ - read as many user reviews as you can about these products you pick before purchasing - never rely on one users experiences and reviews.
there are tonnes of youtoob video's that will explain step by step how to do this.

just a tip - make sure you tie up your wiring properly and ensure your air travel path is clear of obstructions.

GFL

So what I gotout of this was buy a prebuilt?

you can lead a horse to water......

Dude I am sorry but half the shit i read was like "Spanish"?

Lost you in lines 4-6

This post was edited by Bloody_Toaster on Apr 7 2015 11:18pm

Thats okay, He was speaking with a ton of shorthand. I can barely make out what he says too

a rebate is when you cut the UPC from a product and mail it in. if you do any 1 tiny thing wrong, it gets denied. otherwise, once its mailed they mail you a check or Amex card.
like i said if you want video help over skype I can do that

Im sure you cna buy most of the parts from newegg. if you click any item in the list it will show all vendors.
are you trying to do newegg only build?

Yeah newegg only would be best! So she can pay monthly

Alright! just realized i gave wrong link, here is a proper link, with newegg and no rebates
http://pcpartpicker.com/p/tQQTRB

it is a couple dollars over budget, but if thats too much I can find something to bring cost down just a little, also being able to find windows for cheaper would be helpful