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I'm looking into buying a new computer and i want it to be able to play any games out today on high settings. I was wondering if this PC would do the trick.

Intel Core i5 3550 3.30 GHz 6M LGA1155 Processor

8GB Kit Dual Channel RAM DDR3-1333 OEM

Western Digital Caviar Blue WD10EALX 1TB 7200 RPM 32MB Cache SATA3 6.0Gb/s 3.5' Internal Hard Drive

Liteon 12x Internal SATA Blu-Ray DVDRW iHBS212 Lightscribe

Gigabyte GA-H77M-D3H Intel H77 mAtx LGA1155

Power Color HD7850 2GB 860MHz/1200MHzX4 256bit DVI/HDMI/DP

Great Wall 550W AdvanceX Power,Ultra quite,12cm Fan

Any opinions would be great.

It's about time. New Zealander's can stop being punished because of Australia's shitty rating system.

God dammit another thing i don't need that i'll still probably buy.

Would this build do the trick?

I've been wanting to get a good gaming PC for quite a while now but have only just got the money to afford one. I've been researching into building one but im struggling to comprehend just about everything, so i'm asking for some help. I want my rig to be able to play anything from this generation of games on high with no problem. So if anyone could recommend me exactly what i need to buy or just a good pre built rig. As far as how much money i want to spend there's no limit but obviously the cheaper the better. Thanks

I'm gonna be pretty let down if it's a prequel, and thats exactly what it looks to be. Also, why couldn't they have held of announcement until the press conference? Make it a surprise?

I would put money on Just Cause 3 and a Ratchet and Clank Game for Vita.

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The only thing thats bugging me about the Vita is it's weight. Does anyone else think it's too light? I prefer a little more weight in my hands. Probably just me though.

Just noticed the bridge. San Fierro?