Before I do that, here is how this price breakdown occurs on that system. I call it the "Middle Class" system. Affordable for those on decent incomes, but are not into the latest gadgets.
- E8400 - http://www.newegg.com/Product/
Product.aspx?Item= N82E16819115037&cm_re=e8400-_- 19-115-037-_-Product - Asrock 1600 Twins - http://www.newegg.com/Product/
Product.aspx?Item= N82E16813157130&cm_re=asrock-_ -13-157-130-_-Product - GTX 260 - http://www.newegg.com/Product/
Product.aspx?Item= N82E16814143140&cm_re=gtx_260- _-14-143-140-_-Product - GSkill 4Gigs DDR3 1333- http://www.newegg.com/Product/
Product.aspx?Item= N82E16820231180&cm_re=gskil_ ddr3-_-20-231-180-_-Product - WD 640 gig HDD- http://www.newegg.com/Product/
Product.aspx?Item= N82E16822136319&cm_re=wd_aals- _-22-136-319-_-Product - Onboard sound
I have not included the power supply, etc...so those are up to you. I suggest the previous power supply linked in my first system (Source).
You can get a smoother frame rate if you use the X-Fi sound card as well, but really not needed.
I will have more on the numbers soon...so keep an eye open.
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