Hi, I'm new to this forum and have a question. I'm willing to spend £300-400 on a new PC (mines shite) and I'm not exactly computer savvy. What PC should I get? Thanks in advance!
You should go to the Computer Hardware Forum http://www.gamespot.com/forums/board/314159272/computer-hardware-discussion But for a gaming PC, you should be prepared to spend at least £500 for something decent.
[QUOTE="gp19"]You should go to the Computer Hardware Forum http://www.gamespot.com/forums/board/314159272/computer-hardware-discussion But for a gaming PC, you should be prepared to spend at least £500 for something decent. Will give that a look cheers.
This looks good for you. I bought a PC from Mesh back in the day when I had no clue how to build one myself, and I was pleased with them.
I don't know your requirements. If you're using it to play games, then it's a terrible, TERRIBLE PC. An extra £200 will make it competent for gaming.
MonsieurX
No gpu :|
I know, the problem is that I don't know what his requirements are. If it's just for Internet browsing, work and some light uses, it's fine not to have a proper GPU.
For gaming, he should add another £200 in the budget. £250 to be realistic.
I could ask my dad to give me a hand with building one, he's built all of his.Lankuus
That is fine, but the half the satisfaction of building a PC is a good result. £ 300 - 400 for a PC is low even for this gen, when next-gen consoles are out you might as well buy a console with that budget, if you are into AAA titles that is.
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