Nope im not going backwards,i prefer the latest processor regardless ?
There are a mass of gaming PC on this site and to me its a bit like a jigsaw puzzle and quite confusing,i generally just look for high end graphic cards ,a lot of ram and the latest processor.
That's fair enough - i7 though is generally an advantage when doing high intensity stuff like video editing - the graphics cards are far more significant for games as that is where almost all the power goes.
To be honest if you can afford it then that PC is fine. There are things that could be upgraded or downgraded but nothing there that I would say is particularly "wrong". In the end I would be inclined to set a budget and get the best you can for it. You also have a reasonable sized SSD in there - you could shrink that but it depends on how good you are at managing installs between separate disks - most people find it easier to just use a single drive for nearly everything.
If thats the case why didn't they show it at E3 which is the perfect place and opportunity,what did surprise me is the quickness of the new Xbox One slim release,end of August.
No need to show their actual hand first I guess. They could still up clock speeds etc, but with regard to hardware (other than perhaps more VRAM) it's too late I'd say.