Gaming PC build recommendations?

I'm looking to see if there’s a pre-built gaming rig out there—something with a solid warranty—that hits this level or better:
http://www.bestbuy.com/gaming-pc-titanx-promo
Since I can grab this tax-free, it's a huge deal.
Basically, I want the same parts for less cash, or maybe more bang for my buck with higher-end components at this same price point...

Thanks

1 x Asrock B85 Pro4, LGA 1150, Haswell
1 x 8GB DDR3 (2x4GB) Kingston, 1600MHz, CL9, Kingston Fury.
1 x Sapphire R9 280 3GB OC, 3GB GDDR5 384bit, 28nm
1 x Intel Core i5-4440 Processor (3.10GHz, 1MB, 6MB, 84 W, 1150) Box
1 x TOSHIBA 1TB, 7200rpm, SATA 6 Gb/s, 32MB, DT01ACA100
1 x EVGA Core edition 80 450W PSU - EasyRail technology
1 x Zalman Z3 PLUS mid tower case. 192(W)x465(H)x430(D)mm. ATX standard
1 x Samsung SH-224DB sat Bulk Black, SATA DVD burner

$1663 ADM

A better motherboard, a significantly stronger GPU, and a better power supply (which I assume is probably much higher quality too).

1 x AMD FX-Series X8 8320 3.5GHz,16MB,125W,AM3+, FD8320FRHK
1 x Gigabyte 970A-DS3P, AM3+, AMD 970 SB950, 4x DDR3 2000(O.C.)/1866
1 x DDR3 8GB (2x4GB) Kingston, 1600MHz, CL9, Kingston Fury.
1 x HDD Seagate 1TB, Serial ATA III, 7200 rpm, DESKTOP SSHD,8GB SSD
1 x Sapphire R9 280 3GB OC, 3GB GDDR5 384bit, 28nm
1 x EVGA Core edition 80 450W PSU - EasyRail technology
1 x Zalman Z3 PLUS mid tower case. 192(W)x465(H)x430(D)mm. MB standa
1 x Samsung SH-224DB sat Bulk Black, SATA
1 x Zalman CNPS10X OPTIMA, CPU cooler. FAN: 120mm, fan speed:1000rpm

$1732
craigslist.com

Thanks for the tips.

I don't see any pre-built setups like this on the admin site (this specific version is the only thing I care about), so I just shot them an inquiry.

Well, those are pretty complex configurations. You just order the components and they'll handle the assembly for free

Why are you so obsessed with complex builds? Those setups are just a headache and probably best avoided

Pre-built bundles are a total racket—you’ll likely get more bang for your buck by picking out individual components yourself, even with a discount applied. Besides, if you're already getting a deal, you might as well apply those savings directly to the parts 🤷

Preach. I'm with you on that one.

I've been stuck on a laptop forever, and man, back when I actually had a desktop setup, you could never find a deal where they'd just throw in a bunch of premium parts for free.

So, I just pulled the trigger on that recommended i5 build from Lockheed Martin.