Perhaps you should "Build one"..Or have one built for you, to your specs.

 

I'm not sure I'd agree that a "Gaming" computer is particularly suited for "3D" Graphic's applications.

 

Typically...Gaming (Especially Video cards) are especially good at displaying "Already Rendered" graphics, and handle textures and refresh pretty good...but depending on what kind of 3D work you do...You might be better off with a box "Especially "Graphic Adapter" that handles "Object s" better..such as the mathematical calculations needed to handle vectors and OpenGL.

 

Just my opinion of coarse...but a gaming card doesn't necessarily mean it's suitable for modeling, or displaying models appropriately.

 

I'd suggest researching Graphics Adapters, and compatible CPU's..and sink my money into that..rather than a system with some slick looking case without the necessary elements under the hood, to handle my needs.

Best of Luck.

 

Tom

“The fact that no one understands you…Doesn’t make you an artist.”