help needed for gaming pc
- Thread starter littlemissnaughtymini
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especially if you don't want to build a system yourself.littlemissnaughtymini
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name='equk' said:
thanks do you have a link to this one ?
FarFarAway
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Retailers:
www.specialtech.co.uk
www.tekheads.co.uk
It's a system he made up from somewhere I believe
www.specialtech.co.uk
www.tekheads.co.uk
It's a system he made up from somewhere I believe
littlemissnaughtymini
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name='equk' said:
name='Kempez' said:
thank you :hands:
Toxteth O'Grady
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The Mesh is a good spec for the price if you want a ready-built system.
The components equk listed are very similar spec but better quality. Difference is you'd have to build it yourself.
I did a Froogle for equk's recommended components and got it down to £673 (inc. VAT). All different suppliers though so you'd have to pay P&P for each item.
I can let you have the links if you want.
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The components equk listed are very similar spec but better quality. Difference is you'd have to build it yourself.
I did a Froogle for equk's recommended components and got it down to £673 (inc. VAT). All different suppliers though so you'd have to pay P&P for each item.
I can let you have the links if you want.
RAM Click
Graphics Card Click
Case Click
Motherboard Click
CPU Click
PSU Click
Hard Disk Click
TOG
littlemissnaughtymini
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yes please
Toxteth O'Grady
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Probably worth adding a Creative SoundBlaster X-Fi Xtreme Music OEM Soundcard for another £50.
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FarFarAway
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Unless your hubby is willing to build it for himself I would go for the Mesh. It's all made and has a warranty on thw whole thing. If he is willing however, those are decent components
littlemissnaughtymini
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name='chudley' said:bump.what did you decide on? and i still wish i had married you lol
:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:
that realy made me laugh :worship: :worship:
anyway i went for get ready
AMD ATHLON 64 5200 AM2 DUEL CORE 2MB CACHE 2 X 1MB CPU
ASUS M2N SLI DELUXE SND LAN SATA AM2 CPU MOTHERBOARD
WESTERN DIGITAL RAPTOR 74GB SATA 10000RPM HARD DRIVE
2X 1GB DDR PC5300 667MHZ MEMORY
LITE 18 SPEED DVDRW BLACK
X CRUISER BLACK CASE
EZ COOL 700W ATX PSU INTEL P4 AMD 2X SILENT FANS
BFG 7950 GT MB GRAPHICS CARD
NEARLY £800 :cussing:
should be ready for this saturday my others birthday :wiggle: its being made by micom its not far from me so can pick it up .
thanks for all of your comments :cuddle: :cuddle:
FarFarAway
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Agreed sounds pretty expensive for what your getting 
littlemissnaughtymini
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name='equk' said:Sounds like a ok system, some expensive parts in it tho
Would've gone for a intel Core2Duo myself
Hope your husband likes it tho. All you need now is a Dell 24"
:nono: :nono: :nono: :nono: he's just had a 19in wide screen :nono: :nono: :nono: :nono:
he's not having anymore pc stuff for a while
littlemissnaughtymini
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Glad to hear you've got one sorted, tho IMO one of the systems the other guys specc'd up for ya would have been more suitable. I also hope that the EZ Cool PSU doesn't blow up on ya as i've never heard of that company before :s[/QUOTE]
dont say that :nono: you trying to scare me
dont say that :nono: you trying to scare me
name='littlemissnaughtymini' said:dont say that :nono: you trying to scare me
Hehe no not at all. It's just the PSU is one of the most (if not THE most) important part of any PC. Going for budget PSU's is not advised as some lack safety features and there's plenty of horror stories of PSU's killing everything inside the PC.
If you got a good warranty with the PC tho, it doesn't matter too much
FarFarAway
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Not really. No name PSU + high-end system =
