Well, thanks for the input guys, but I've actually gone to the companys website now (www.lucomputers.com) and built my own barebones computer that I will probably end up ordering and combining with my brother's video and sound card (ATI 1900) and then just buy an Nvidia DX10 card whenever they are released and buy a 19 widescreen LCD.

Here's the quote for the parts that I want, it's really reasonable if they actually follow through with it (which I'm imagining they will since it's a quote).

http://www.lucomputers.com/aStore/defau … d=56547371

Really? Well, I don't know if the case I'm getting is big enough but I know that the computer that my bro bought from Dell could fit the card in its default case with no problem so I'm hoping any new case that I buy will be able to do so.

you say 90 degrees like its alot my 2 year old comp with an x800pro agp8x has an internal case temp over 100 degrees F playing Bf2 (though that could just be the cpu).
anyway I wouldnt go as far as the cooler master RC-830 unless you want a dual/ quad cpu (not core) system, although the thing does have ubsurd cooling capabilities which would be useful for overclocking if you want to go down that path