Barebones system?

What components will I call for to add to a barebones system within order to brand it internet/game ready? Also, I found one next to integrated video, which I assume means video incorporated to the motherboard, can I make a payment another video card to the PCI slot on the motherboard?

Barebones system?

Bare bones systems are made up of MB/CPU/Memory - sometimes even the case is included. That is a out bones upgrade. everything else needs to be added - easier said than done drive, sound, video, net, mouse/keyboard etc... problem with on-board video is that while it is an odds, it is primarily used for home systems or business systems which don't need illustrious end video. If you want to do anything next to video, no you do not want PCI (but it is an option) typically you'll get AGP card or PCI Xpress cards - in that will be one or the other on-board. Make sure that it supports 16x or better.
If you are going to do a lot of gaming you should not buy a open to the elements bones system. You should buy a system all setup for gaming. By getting one setup you are getting the correct push, video, audio, hard drive and mother board and CPU. If you are still going to acquire a bare bones system seize one that has a mother board near agp video not pci the agp is better. Also get a easier said than done drive that has a speed rpm of at smallest 7200rpm and a large cache memory it have faster access times. If you get a board next to on board video you should be capable of turn it off surrounded by the bios and insert an agp card with at smallest 256 if not 512 Mb of video push. Install the fastest and the largest size ram you can afford on the mother board. Good luck, Roy