Gaming computer?

[toby22]

Or maybe I could switch to Linux, or something else? Or maybe just go with Window 7? Idk >.>

Agreed with micr2. Windows 7 is easy to use and is not as laggy with the GUI as with Vista or 8

 

[SilverJakler]

Welp, it turns out I can't get everything on the list, so what parts will I be able to replace with for my current computer? Only the most important parts please.

 

[toby22]

What's your old computer's specs?

 

[SilverJakler]

I'm not sure :/

 

[SilverJakler]

Or should I just screw everything and buy a cheaper one pre-built from CyberPower or something? If so, which company should i trust and which computer should suit my needs?

 

[MiCr2]

Or should I just screw everything and buy a cheaper one pre-built from CyberPower or something? If so, which company should i trust and which computer should suit my needs?

Acer and Lenovo are my fav.

 

[toby22]

Acer and Lenovo are my fav.

Mac.

 

[MiCr2]

Mac.

Boooo!

 

[subtato]

Or should I just screw everything and buy a cheaper one pre-built from CyberPower or something? If so, which company should i trust and which computer should suit my needs?

Pre-built ones from Dell/Acer/etc. are absolute junk and have a flaw, one way or another.
Your build isn't bad at all, I would recommend replacing the graphics card with a GTX 550 Ti or above, and this harddrive: http://pcpartpicker.com/part/western-digital-internal-hard-drive-wd1002faex (nothing but good experience with WD thus far).
Beyond that, your build should work absolutely fine for you.

 

[iMightTroll]

I don't know which to pick now, Windows 7 or 8 :<

Windows 3

 

[SilverJakler]

But the problem is my folks don't have enough money to get thus particular setup D:

Maybe I could save a few parts that I don't need to replace from my old computer and use them on the new one. That could cut down the cost I think.

 

[SilverJakler]

Alright, I've edited it finally, so hopefully we have the final version here:

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/Dbet