Prebuilt Gaming PC

[scottish]

I'd also reconsider that Asrock mobo.

[MilksAreUs]

Sorry what's that?

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[lRhyss]

Also he's given you W& on a disk... but no disc drive...

Let's hope your friend doesn't do this for a living! haha

Recently built this for a friend, he say's its great and runs games on high/very high so..

http://www.amazon.co.uk/registry/wishlist/16C8KK3R31NNJ

[mrwoooooooo]

Also he's given you W& on a disk... but no disc drive...

Let's hope your friend doesn't do this for a living! haha

Recently built this for a friend, he say's its great and runs games on high/very high so..

http://www.amazon.co.uk/registry/wishlist/16C8KK3R31NNJ

hope you dont do this for a living too. disc drives are so 00's

[lRhyss]

hope you dont do this for a living too. disc drives are so 00's

I don't - I'm talking about the one his friend built for him, He put Win 7 on a disc in in the part list, but didn't include a disc drive.

I install from USB's

[lRhyss]

awks rong thred

[Recursion]

I've been out of this a while. Up your budget to about £800. Firstly, I added Windows 8 install media without a DVD drive; if I were you I'd skimp on the DVD drive and acquire W8 elsewhere, saving you about £80. Don't use Windows 7. You could ditch the SSD from my build but nowadays I find them essential.

The difference in components between £600 and £800 will be noticeable.

http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/p/9bWzFT

[Chippiewill]

Recursion's build is very solid, I'd recommend most of that. A couple of changes though:

Going from the 4570 to the 4570k and a non-stock cooler will cost you a few quid but will allow for some very easy over-clocks. I'm also an Nvidia person, the GTX 760 is a suitable alternative for the graphics card. Lastly the case, you can save yourself some money by grabbing a Corsair 330R instead, I put my old desktop in one and it's very good, alternatively the 350D is well made too.