So I truly don't know much about computer. However, I do want to get a computer to play LCPDFR. I've been looking on ibuypower.com but of course I don't even know which computer I would need. I don't need the top of the line but I don't want a cheap one either. I could even purchase parts and have someone put them together if someone is willing to help me out figure this out.

Thanks

ibuypower is often ridiculed for terrible quality and I've heard horror stories of the pre builts they make. However those stories may be with bias or may not even be true so I cannot say for certain or form first hand experience. As with what everyone will tell you building a computer your self will save you the most money and you can control the quality/parts your self. However if you really do not feel the need to build it your self there's a plethora of companies who customize/build that are going to be far better quality.

 

It's all a matter of how much do you want to spend/your budget, which, would be helpful if you could comment what that is so many of the people who help in this forum can pinpoint what parts/builders would be perfect for you.

I currently have a prebuilt computer from cyberton gaming. http://wichita.cybertronpc.com/  I upgraded the video card to a MSI Geforce 750ti OC edition. Works beautifully with an ENB. Getting about 40fps pretty regularly. 

My current budget is around $700 I can go up to a 1,000 but don't really want to haha

Do you need an Operating System, keyboard, etc.? 

 

If not, and you want to build the computer your self, this one will work: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/G4Tq99

Or, if you don't need the OS, etc., and want to spend a bit more: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/x8LnK8($965 before rebates, $890 after rebates) This one comes with a watercooler mostly for aesthetics, but your computer will run cooler and potentially a bit faster.  

So what are essential components I must have while I'm looking around?

http://www.build-gaming-computers.com/

 

Here, this contains everything you'll need to know.

I would say build your own pc because you will overpay for all these companies that make it for you.