£700 Gaming PC

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[font=Verdana, Arial, Tahoma, Calibri, Geneva, sans-serif]Mate is looking for a new gaming pc. His budget is £700. He don't need Windows or hdds. He wants a 23" monitor as well as a new keyboard.[/font]

[font=Verdana, Arial, Tahoma, Calibri, Geneva, sans-serif]Thoughts on specs?[/font]
 
So he actaully only has about £550 to spend on the actaul pc? If so then here you go - https://www.aria.co....Public&listId=1

a 2500K with a z77 board and a 7850, for £560 I would say thats pretty damn good
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EDIT : I added in a 22" 1920x1080 monitor for £100 and a keyboard for £35

Total comes to about £705
 
Don't think you'll get much better than that without falling to "older gen" equipment, but then the pitfall of "will game x run etc" and before you know it the need to upgrade arises quicker than ideally anticipated.

Shop around with different suppliers. Amazon are cheap atm for intel and dabs.co.uk is about the cheapest atm for practically everything else
 
the codes might be of some help to you

Asus Z77 Motherboard Competition @ Dabs.com​

Also try the following codes for £10 off orders over £199 when you enter code SUNNY10, £25 off orders over £399 with code SUNNY25 and £40 off orders £599 with code SUNNY40​


[font=arial,helvetica,sans-serif]monitor suggestion http://www.dabs.com/products/aoc-22--led---hdmi---vga---dvi---2ms-monitor-7YS7.html?refs=52980000-44600000&src=3[/font]
 
At this price range I'd try and seriously min/max the parts.

Not sure if "doesn't need HDDs" includes having an SDD or even not wanting one at all (saves £50)

He might not need a new case either (saves £30).

If he is willing to overclock then you can save another £20 by getting the 4100 instead of the 4170.

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I just realised I made a bit of an error with my list - thanks for poiting it out. Lemme try again! Will edit this space soon. Wrong gpu lol.

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Yea so basically by going for a 41x0 build you save what, £100, on the platform over an i5 build all of which can go onto the gpu for much better fps than a 7850 can make. SSD is nice but once games load it won't make much difference.
 
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