Gaming Computers.

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Get windows 7, it's better for gaming.

Also, you have to be absolutely sure to get current gen graphics cards! The GTX 560 ti is previous gen (as noted by the 5xx), make absolutely sure to get a 6xx series card (for example, the GTX 660 is only $230 on average but is noticeably more powerful than the GTX 570).

Also, you skimped out on the PSU again! I would recommend at the very least 600-650W, if not more. For example, this one would be good for you: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as...6817171054

Also, that RAM is a bit overpriced, I would recommend this: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as...6820313205

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Finally, if you have any money left over I would recommend a bigger monitor. 21.5" would be good, but the bigger the better. If you must, you can get this part used for much cheaper. There's not really a big difference in older monitors and newer monitors other than their weight and power usage. For example, my brother got his 24" monitor for only $75 used.

Other than that you have very good choices

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Going off of what you listed above, I came up with this for you: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/ETFn