[Phoenix-D]

The note about graphics/sound/harddrive space applies to desktops, but it doesn't really apply to gaming machines.

There you 100% DON'T want to do the cheapest option unless its actually an old part that's been reduced- often the bottom of the line parts are, ah, [censored], and the previous generation works much better.

That and gaming machines typically need more graphics more and -sometimes- HD space than plain desktop machines.