Ok, I'm going to be getting a new computer and I was WONDERING which computer is better for it's price and it's Gaming CAPABILITIES.
Ok here we go, there is only 2 COMPUTERS that I'm LOOKING at one has an AMD processor and the other has a Intel Processor.

Here is the First One which is the Intel one, which costs $1,365.
Processor:E6600
MOBO: Asus P5N32-E SLI S775 680I Atx Motherboard
HD:500Gb Sata2 7200Rpm
RAM:2 x 1Gb DDR2 800mhz
Graphics:320Mb 8800GTS PCI-E Dual Dvi,tv DDR3 Video
Optical Drives:Lightscribe DVD-RW Dual Layer 20x Ide Drive

Here is the Second One which is the AMD one, which costs $1,397
Processor:AM2 X2 6000 Dcore 64B
MOBO:Asus Crosshair NF590SLI Atx Motherboard
HD:500Gb Sata2 7200Rpm
RAM:2 x 1Gb DDR2 800mhz
Graphics:320Mb 8800GTS PCI-E Dual Dvi,tv DDR3 Video
Optical Drives:Lightscribe DVD-RW Dual Layer 20x Ide Drive

Thanks For The Help. I want to try to get the best system. For the Intel one you can upgrade the CPU to E6700 for $100 more. Just a quick note. Thx
the only question you need to ask yourself, what am I ?

INTEL or AMD < I'm not to sure!. I don't really know to much about them. I know intel takes up less energy and that stuff. But thats about it. Core2Duo is also talked about more.. Help me out guys/girls!Well the advantage to the Intel setup is the lastest motherboard drivers (680i SLI) and the 4MB cache on the CPU.

The advantage to the AMD setup is the sheer power of the processor (3.0 Ghz) and the fact that AMD processors generally run faster at lower clock frequencies to begin with. Also the mobo on the AMD setup is fairly up to date as well.

The Intel has more potential when it comes to overclocking and the 4mb cache is a great edge but if you dont plan on overclocking having the AMD CPU works well instead.

Overall its like the other guy said your either an Intel guy or AMD guy, both setups will run pretty well. James was very eloquent, I would rather say, they both KICK *censored* !