Prebuilt Gaming PC

He/she/it has absolutely no knowledge on anything and just posts in every thread for one post count, you'll learn to ignore her/him/it soon.

I agree with the build it yourself and save ££

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Originally Posted by Petrusoxide

That PC thats on the link looks good enough? or; Can somebody build me a list of parts on the online shop were you buy computer components? (forgot its name); ive decided after watching that video to build my own. Or is the parts the guy uses on the video suitable for me?

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i'll build you a decnet one if you give me a price range

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http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/p/dRQDkL

forghot a disc tray...

@Petrusoxide; built you one within your price range

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Originally Posted by wordofwisdom

i'll build you a decnet one if you give me a price range

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http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/p/dRQDkL

forghot a disc tray...

@Petrusoxide; built you one within your price range

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That seems good, let me give it a look through when I'm at home. Thanks.



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Originally Posted by wordofwisdom

i'll build you a decnet one if you give me a price range

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http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/p/dRQDkL

forghot a disc tray...

@Petrusoxide; built you one within your price range

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If you turned that build to AMD you'd save like £200 haha.

Also theres not really any need for a CD/DVD writer nowadays. When buying GPU's and such you do get a disc with them including the drivers, however if it's an older GPU, the drivers on that disc are usually old as hell, so you're better off installing the new ones straight from the venders websites rather than installing then upgrading. As for the OS, if you install it from a USB drive through a USB 3 hub, it will install quicker than using a CD :P Finally, games. Games are downloaded right from the steam client 99.9% of the time, so ultimately, having a CD/DVD writer will just make your case look... Ew :P

The only component I'd suggest if you're going to start a gaming channel (presumably) is a Card reader incase you record anything on an external camera and need to load it into your editor on the PC. With a USB 3.0 internal card reader You'll be able to do this in no time compared to the SD card USB drive things :)

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Originally Posted by lRhyss

If you turned that build to AMD you'd save like £200 haha.

Also theres not really any need for a CD/DVD writer nowadays. When buying GPU's and such you do get a disc with them including the drivers, however if it's an older GPU, the drivers on that disc are usually old as hell, so you're better off installing the new ones straight from the venders websites rather than installing then upgrading. As for the OS, if you install it from a USB drive through a USB 3 hub, it will install quicker than using a CD :P Finally, games. Games are downloaded right from the steam client 99.9% of the time, so ultimately, having a CD/DVD writer will just make your case look... Ew :P

The only component I'd suggest if you're going to start a gaming channel (presumably) is a Card reader incase you record anything on an external camera and need to load it into your editor on the PC. With a USB 3.0 internal card reader You'll be able to do this in no time compared to the SD card USB drive things :)

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What AMD should I get instead of an intel? And why is the AMD cheaer?

And I dunno how to install an OS through a USB :/

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Originally Posted by wordofwisdom

i'll build you a decnet one if you give me a price range

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http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/p/dRQDkL

forghot a disc tray...

@Petrusoxide; built you one within your price range

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We forgot the OS system didnt we?

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Originally Posted by Petrusoxide

What AMD should I get instead of an intel? And why is the AMD cheaer?

And I dunno how to install an OS through a USB :/

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We forgot the OS system didnt we?

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do you even need one i mean they're so easy to get online for free it's unbelieveable

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mate get a disc download windows 8 or w/e onto the disc insert into your pc and bobs your uncle

http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/p/pKntK8

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Originally Posted by :Markster:

Never knew windows 7 was a laptop... Where can i get one?

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Originally Posted by Petrusoxide

I second this. :rofl:

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cried.

Edited by Nick (Forum Super Moderator): Please don't post pointlessly.

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Originally Posted by wordofwisdom

do you even need one i mean they're so easy to get online for free it's unbelieveable

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mate get a disc download windows 8 or w/e onto the disc insert into your pc and bobs your uncle

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i wouldnt really know where to safe download, i'd be able to burn it onto a disk, but how would I know if it worked before hand?

because thats how i get all my os systems LOL