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When building a computer you want to start with a motherboard and make sure that all of the components are compatible with the motherboard as you go. A good choice for a motherboard for my house would be the “ROG - Maximus V Extreme Desktop Motherboard” it is optimized for gaming and with 4boys and a girl that seems to be the only thing that the desktops in my house do. Being such a high performance motherboard the Maximus can support up to 32G of RAM so that is exactly what I will be purchasing. 4 Corsair - Vengeance 2-Pack 4GB DDR3 DIMM Desktop Memory Kits should do the trick and even these ram chips are designed for gaming efficiency. Games take up a lot of memory space and that’s one thing that you need to keep in mind when building a custom gaming desktop, 1 Terabyte or more is recommended. The Western Digital Internal Hard Drive is perfect for the job and is easily compatible with all of our other components. Reading games at high speed and still being extremely accurate with the transfer of data is no simple task so you need a DVD drive that is up to the task, ASUS 24X DVD Burner is a great choice and it should fit easily into and run of the mill computer tower. Now for probably the most important part of any gaming setup and probably the most expensive part the graphics card, but for our purposes we will be going for a better than average yet still economical graphics card the NVIDIA - GeForce GTX 660 Express 3.0 Graphics Card, NVIDIA Is one of the best names in graphics cards and in gaming setups period. I would buy a flat screen LCD monitor Acer - T-Series 23" Widescreen Flat-Panel IPS LCD HD Monitor for better vision and clarity it also saves space. As for a keyboard I would buy a Razer - TRON Gaming Keyboard. One it looks really cool and my kids would love it and two it has built in gaming controls. Next I would get a mouse but a gaming mouse and for it I chose Razer - Naga Hex Wraith Red MOBA/Action-RPG Laser Gaming Mouse - Red/Black. For my final