would this work good and everything

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Processor (CPU) [1] AMD Phenom X4 9950 Black Box Edition - 2.60GHz, 4MB Cache - Quad Core Processor - Socket AM2+ (65nm B3)
Motherboard Asus M3A32-MVP Deluxe WiFi AMD 790FX CrossFireX AM2+ QUAD-16X PCI-E 2.0/ 1066 DDR2/ GBLAN/ 7.1 Audio/ SATA2/ RAID/OC!
Memory (RAM) [1] 2x 2048MB OCZ PC2-8500 DDR2 (1066 MHz) Reaper HPC Edition Dual Channel - OCZ2RPR10664GK
Case / Chassis Cooler Master Stacker 830 (RC-830) Aluminum Super Tower (w/o PS) - Black
Power Supply OCZ 750W PC Power & Cooling Silencer 750 Quad Power Supply (ATI Crossfire Edition) - ATI Red
CPU Cooler [1] Thermaltake TMG A3 CPU Cooler (AM2/939/754)
Case Front Intake Fan Zalman ZM-F1 80mm Case Fan w/Quiet Mode
Case Rear Exhaust Fan Zalman ZM-F1 80mm Case Fan w/Quiet Mode
Hard Drive [1] Seagate 500 GB (7200) 32MB Cache Barracuda 7200.11 NCQ SATA2
CD Writer (CDR/DVDR) Lite-On DH-20A4H Dual Layer Lightscribe 20X DVD+RW/-RW X48 CDRW - Retail
Video Card (GPU) Sapphire ATI HD4870 750Mhz Core | 512MB 3600MHz DDR5 (Quad Data Rate) PCI-E DX10 | 2 DVI | HDTV | AVIVO | HDMI - AC3 7.1 Sound
Video Card (GPU)[2] Sapphire ATI HD4870 750Mhz Core | 512MB 3600MHz DDR5 (Quad Data Rate) PCI-E DX10 | 2 DVI | HDTV | AVIVO | HDMI - AC3 7.1 Sound
Sound Card (APU) Sound Blaster X-Fi - Xtreme Gamer - Retail
Network Card On-Board 10/100/1000 Gigabit Integrated Network Card
Operating System Windows Vista Home Premium Edition (64-bit) - English - Full Licence OEM DVD
Virus Protection Free avast! 4 Home Edition
Warranty Standard 1 Year Parts and 5 Year Labor Warranty Included Free


is this worth 2310$??? and would you reccomend switching anything

i can pay it a bit per month on this site so
 
Thats a really good rig there. it will server you well into the future. Id recomend shopping around though. you might be able to get a similar rig for cheaper. I found pretty solid computer off of cyberpowerpc.com. just click on the link and play around you can find a pc on there for a little less. Cyber power also come with the 3 year warranty as well. Also have you considered building your own?? If you have the patience its not the bad to do. Its very simple putting it all together really. It also saves you money but if you dont have the time or patience then just go ahead and buy one.
 
i was actualy not planning on buying it online since my mom wont let me i was just trying to find a good rig

but since it would work and everything next time i go to the city ill go to a computer store and see if they have those parts for me
 
You'll have a hard time finding stores with all the latest hardware that you listed. If there's a Microcenter near you, that's perfect, but otherwise, it may take awhile.

~Gooda~
 
my mom wont let me buy online though because she sais if theres something wrong she doesnt want me screwed
plus she doesnt want me to be on a payment plan already when im 16

but she will let me buy it maybe if i buy it at a store so im probly ognna end up going to like 10 different computer stores looking for them

i live 45 minutes away from a big city so
 
Newegg has excellent RMA policies (Return Merchandise Authorization), the problem you have as a first time builder is that actually determining the cause of the problem so you know why it isn't doing what it's supposed to do, so you could return a faulty part.
 
where in canada do you live? There is tigerdirect.ca as a online store. Most computer stores will put a system together for you for $50 or less. Some will do it for free if you buy most of the parts through them. Tigerdirect if I'm right is located in toronto but unsure if they have a walk in store there.
 
here is a computer close in specs to what you had choosen the video card is not as strong would be the main difference.
http://www.futureshop.ca/catalog/proddetail.asp?logon=&langid=EN&sku_id=0665000FS10107448&catid=
and a refurbished one
http://www.futureshop.ca/catalog/proddetail.asp?logon=&langid=EN&sku_id=0665000FS10100651&catid=
both have available slots to upgrade sound if you want and a friend of mine put a 8800gt card in one and it run fine and will save you alot. The video cards in them might even meet your needs.
 
isnt that 2.2 ghz compared to the one i had chosen is 2.6
plus i have quad core i dont think i selected quad core

plus i want to do sli which that one cant
 
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