Buying a desktop

Well I have this desktop since 2005 now...
It has served me well but i think it's time to update.

Does anybody know a good place to buy desktop computers in the UK?
It will be mostly used for gaming/botting.

I don't quite know what my budget is right now, but I doubt I'll be going over £500.

 

Are you willing to build it yourself? If so, go to newegg.com for parts.

Pardon me, newegg.com doesn't ship to the UK according to Rawrasaurus! I'm sorry.

 

Well I know how to build a pc myself, I just don't know what parts are the best..

 

[LovaTM]

newegg.com and go and read some other guides on the internet about which parts. I recently built my last rig for under $800.00. I'm very satisfied, I'll try to find the products I purchased.

 

[Rawrasaurus]

Ugh. He is clearly from the UK, newegg does not ship there.

I suggest buying from www.ebuyer.com. It is the best site to buy computer parts in the UK, at least from my experience.

EDIT: Give me a budget and what you need it for and I can try and put something together for you, if you want me to.

 

[Laptop65]

Well I have this desktop since 2005 now...
It has served me well but i think it's time to update.

Does anybody know a good place to buy desktop computers in the UK?
It will be mostly used for gaming/botting.

I don't quite know what my budget is right now, but I doubt I'll be going over £500.

I can also recommend BTBusinessDirect.bt.co.uk and Aria.co.uk both are safe and fairly priced sellers. I would say have a look at your price budget and see what you can buy with it. If your looking into gaming anything from £600 should be ok, but the more you spend on PC parts, the better performance you will get from them.

 

I just want a pc that can run WoW and 1-2 runescape bots in the background without any lag.

 

[szskateman22]

Use Rawr's build:

http://www.sythe.org/showthread.php?t=1233975

Pretty dang good for the price, and will run what you want (although you may need the 8GB of RAM).