>>2
Yeah, if you don't intend to actually use it for anything.
>>1
I'm assuming you are talking about $2000 USD. There are some questions I need to ask before I can give any really good advice.
I assume with this budget, you are planning on using this primarily as a gaming computer but what else are you planning to do with it? Surfing the web? Listening to music? Video editing and/or encoding? Playback of High Definition footage?
Do you mind waiting a bit for your games to load (but run fast as fuck once they are?) or would you prefer to sacrifice a little performance for less waiting time?
Also, do you have a particular brand preference when it comes to graphics cards and CPUs?
Do you need a keyboard, mouse, audio and monitor included or do you own some of these things that you are planning on moving over to the new system?
Do you need to purchase an OS or software or are you able to aquire that stuff outside of your budget?
Answer me these questions and I'll be back with some real advice.