Help Find me a Gaming PC!

What do you think to this?

IF YOU ARE GOING TO SUGGEST A PART OR BUULD PLEASE GET IT FROM www.computerplanet.co.uk AS THIS IS WHERE I AM BUYING IT FROM!

 

This one is quite good, and under 1000 pounds:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/High-End-Cu...780-GTX-16GB-RAM-SSD-FULL-TOWER-/171215345039

 

Would prefer new, and doesnt ship to UK, thanks though!

 

I remember discussing building a computer for you. As I explained that's almost the best way to go, as you can get higher quality and more customized parts for a fraction of the cost.

If you've decided that isn't the way you want to go, the one thing that I'll urge you not to do is get an alienware pc. Its mediocre components put together by dell and crammed into a light up case with a huge price increase. If you absolutely insist on having a pre-built pc you should consider checking out something like digital storm.

http://www.digitalstormonline.com/vanquish.asp

 

Explain what do you mean with best gfx card and best processor?

For that price i'm not sure if you can get the "best" available, don't forget other components, don't buy the best gfx card and processor and then a shit motherboard with a shit power supply.

if you want a customized computer i'll give you some good examples.

 

Problem is, i'd have no idea where to start in setting it up :L

 

Mez helped me with a build, cheers!

 

Everything is pretty beast in that summary except the monitors... for gaming 144hz is the way to go once you see the difference you won't go back to regular.

 

120/144hz monitors also run $400-500+

 

How much you paid for that?

Cooler, Graphics Card, Memory Ram, Board, Power Supply.. so many better choices than that, but i guess it also depends on your budget,
Some examples of what i think:

Cooler = Corsair H100i or Corsair H110 ( Those coolers are all wannabe watercoolers, i wouldn't even go for those, and the noise is horrible, you can get for example a SilverArrow SB-E Extreme - Thermalright Air Cooler with almost same temps, cheaper and less noise.

Graphics Card = Nvidia Geforce Gtx 780 / 780 ti

Memory Ram = G SKILL Trident 2400mhz (2x4GB) CL10 1.65V

Board = Asus Vi Hero is a good example of a way better board but it all depends if you're going to overclock or not.

Power Supply: Corsair 650W HX, XFX PRO 650W, Corsair 750W AX

EDIT: Wheres the SSD?

 

Using the website www.computerplanet.co.uk

£1,400 / $2,500

 

hp envy

 

Not a bad computer considering in that price you included monitors and such, could of changed the Cpu heatsink and rams, and if you have a bit of money still, request a SSD Samsung Evo or something of 120gb just to boot the windows on it, will be way faster opening programs and to multi-task, won't cost more than 70£.

 

Get a bigger PSU and remove that god damn Norton & Win 8 lol.
Also add an SSD.

 

Replaced a 1TB harddrive with the SSD


Cheers

 

Are you completly set on having that build like i would reccomend AMD 4.0GHZ 8-core for over i7 quad core which is overpriced value.

 

http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824236313

I got two of those less then 400. They are not the best but way better then regular 5ms non-144hz+ monitors.

 

No, which is why im asking for opinions. Hmm. I'll check it out.

 

If you want a good build i can help you out, but for god sake, don't go for AMD when you're spending 1,5£... That doesn't combine.

I can PM you a good build, just tell me your budget without monitors, mouse, keyboards etc etc. Just the computer itself.

 

Need it from www.computerplanet.co.uk and including monitors tho bud.:/

£1.4k budget including monitors, no need for mouse etc