Hardware Fair deal for desktop?

[Gore]

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=83-103-361

I've been looking at PCs for a few days and this one sticks out. But also I don't know anything about nothing.

Trying to browse for pre-built PCs, they all seem to have integrated graphics unless you get into the 800+ price range.
Is this a fair deal? I don't know if I could build my own with similar specs for this price but I never built one to begin with.
Reviews seem good. Halp please!

The most graphically intensive game I would be playing would be Fallout 3 and New Vegas, and from the reviews it seems like this would easily do the trick. I like that it has 6GB ram since I would be running a ton of instances of an MMO at once which each are around 350MB usage in task manager.

 

[Jugarina]

Well that will definitely meet your needs and I believe exceed them. I can play those games you mentioned in full or close to full quality with my couple year old gaming laptop with only a 512mb 9800m gs graphics card and 4 gigs of ram on a duel core processor.

 

[Rydian]

Trying to browse for pre-built PCs, they all seem to have integrated graphics unless you get into the 800+ price range.Yeah, they like to do that shit, so a lot of people just buy a cheap prebuilt and then upgrade the PSU and GPU.

Is this a fair deal? I don't know if I could build my own with similar specs for this price but I never built one to begin with.That's a fair deal, but Acer's known to cut corners to be cheap.

QUOTE(Gore @ Jun 15 2011, 10:57 AM)

The most graphically intensive game I would be playing would be Fallout 3 and New Vegas, and from the reviews it seems like this would easily do the trick. I like that it has 6GB ram since I would be running a ton of instances of an MMO at once which each are around 350MB usage in task manager.

 

[Gore]

Thanks Rydian.
I decided to go with it, and overnight they also cut the price $30.
Mine.
Couldn't find better for cheaper