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I don't recommend it, the power supply isn't very good. It probably won't last long. I recommend custom building it. I can help you pick parts if you'd like.

Yeah, definitely. Remember though, the site is in USD. $859 USD is $1016.45 CAD.

My bad, they do ship internationally.

It doesn't look like they ship internationally, sadly. EDIT: They do in fact ship internationally.

Just a cheap HP, I'm looking to buy a new one in a year or two.

Neither of them are bad. The cyberpower is a bit better though, but you're going to be well over $800 when you take tax and shipping into account.

Here are a couple options: http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16883229496 http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16883227537 Both will work pretty well for gaming streaming and making videos.

1 USD = 1.18 CAD , plus higher taxes than the US and things are just generally more expensive in Canada.

You said you lived in Canada, make sure you shop at http://newegg.ca/ (not .com) the price will be more expensive in Canada :) Their server is down for some reason, I'll take a look at it later.

No, but that was in American prices. It would be quite a bit more than $800 in Canada.

Yea it'll do fine. I5 and i7 are just brand names, they don't really mean anything.

Computers are a lot more expensive in Canada, which kind of sucks This doesn't seem like a half bad deal: http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16883229496 It'll work pretty well for what you want it to do.

Are you willing to build it or do you want to buy a pre-built one? How much can you spend, at most? What country are you located in? (Different computers are sold in different countries, which is why I ask)

This won't work, there's only one PCI-E slot on the motherboard that comes with it (ASROCK MOTHERBOARD Z97 ANNIVERSARY) If you're just planning on replacing the graphics card, there's no point in buying a pre-built computer anyways IMO. Something like this might work if you're willing to build...

Yea, it should be fine. What's your internet speed?

They both should be fine for those things. They both are probably going to last the same amount of time.

Thanks, I got the link to work. They are both very similar, don't get fooled by the "Eight-Core" AMD, it's still 4 physical cores, just a marketing gimmick. Since I prefer intel, the first one is better in my opinion. The second one does have a better power supply, but that's not that big of a...

The first one looks better to me.

I personally prefer Intel, but AMD is usually cheaper. So if you're on a tight budget, AMD might be the way to go The second link doesn't work, it just takes me to the Newegg's homepage.