Best pc for 3-4k$...?

[Deviouz]

I have 3-4K$ to splurge on a new PC...
what is the best setup that I can get for that price range..??

I dont want to build the PC myself, I'd want to pick the parts and then have a tech specialist build and test it before I receive it..

I want an Intel i7 CPU and 12GB RAM..
Win7 Ultimate for the OS..
Not sure on the MoBo or GPU yet..
Need a good GPU that I can connect via HDMI or DVI into a 60" HDTV that I will be getting later after the PC is setup..
Possibly Liquid Cooling if its not to much of a hassle to maintain..


AlienWare interests me... but i'm not sure if they over-price and over-hype their products..


I'm looking for a high end, top of the line workstation PC that:

I will be using it mostly for ..

* Multiple VM-WARE Machines running simultaneously..
* Multiple NIC cards for each VM-Ware Machine..
* MultiMedia Editing: Graphics, Video, Audio, Flash, 3D Animating, Ect..
* MultiTasking to the MAX...
* Downloading Torrents Constantly / WinRar Extracting..
* Browsing Web Ect..


I wont be using it for...

* Gaming
* Windows Media Center



So what can you guys recommend getting, checking out or looking into for my price range..??

 

[Ritwik7]

Are you looking to get a workstation graphics card? Or will a good gaming GPU suit your needs?

As for the motherboard, ASUS, Gigabyte and MSI are very reliable brands.

Since you have a huge budget to work with, I suggest that you wait a while for the hexacore CPU offerings from AMD and Intel to hit the market.

AlienWare interests me... but i'm not sure if they over-price and over-hype their products...

They do. So it's a no-no.

 

[Deviouz]

so AlienWare does over-price and over-hype their products then...??

what about these PC builders are they any good..??
http://www.avadirect.com/
http://www.maingear.com/

when is the hexacore CPU suppose to hit the market..??

Im looking to get a new PC within the next few months..