Celluzion

I don't know how much $900 CAD is compared to the SGD, but it's not a good computer if you're going to use it for gaming etc. 1. It has PCI slots, not AGP, nor PCI-E 2. The default video "Card" is not a card, it's integrated graphics, which are.. rubbish. I dunno, is CAD similar to the USD? I need to check up exchange rates more often. Did some converting, 900 CAD is 1,182 SGD. Not too bad, we get similar spec computers here from DELL at around $999 SGD.(I think it's the Dual Layer DVD Burner is costing you) But I woudl still suggest building, you can get someone who knows computers to do it for you.

He didn't specify if he was getting a set, or something he picked out by himself. Anyway, it's still extremely overpriced for that.

Lol, 2 years ago it was "Rate my stats" and "rate my sig", now it's "Rate my computer"?

You must be kidding me... For 850 USD, that's all you can get? And Dell's are useless, not only do you NOT get a graphics card, they just suck. And I don't get why people are nitpicking, it's a package. You don't get to choose, unless you want a whole different package. Here's where you should BUILD, if you can't build one your self, it's still cheaper to get someone to build it for you. For 600 USD(I'm in Singapore, so that converts to $994) I got an MSI K8N Neo2 Platinum\Amd Athlon 64 3000+ package, and another 45 USD was spent on a Radeon 9550(Temp card, until my GCE's are over ,I'm upgrading to probably a 6800 Ultra or something of that sort). I used my old 1024 MB DDR-333 RAM and my 2 Seagate HDDs. But that shouldn't cost you more than 200 USD. So all in all, it's still better to build one yourself.

Nar, Celluzion KTHX :)!