Suggest Some Specs

[Sithling]

So I'm buying a new computer with a £1000/$2000 budget.

I will be using it for gaming and hosting things etc.

It will need to be fast & well cooled running on Windows XP.

Please suggest some specs, and maybe find a link to a nice computer.

 

[Nullware]

If you don't want to build it then this will do it.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16883229053

 

[Sithling]

If you don't want to build it then this will do it.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16883229053

That's great, exactly what I am looking for, however, do you know if Newegg do delivery to the United Kingdom?

 

[Hello Miss799]

Build your own.

Intel Q6600

Get the latest Zalman HSF for cooling. (with this thing on you can do some good overclocking)

4GB DDR2 Corsair (800mhz effective)

2x GTX 280

790i board

Zalman HX 1000W psu

Cooler Masters Cosmos case

 

[Sithling]

Build your own.

Intel Q6600

Get the latest Zalman HSF for cooling. (with this thing on you can do some good overclocking)

4GB DDR2 Corsair (800mhz effective)

2x GTX 280

790i board

Zalman HX 1000W psu

Cooler Masters Cosmos case

I thought about building my own, but I thought it'd be to much trouble

I like what you suggested, but it would be out of my price range.

Thanks.

 

[Farcast]

Sithling, I recommend you build your own computer for the best quality and price.

 

[Hello Miss799]

I thought about building my own, but I thought it'd be to much trouble

I like what you suggested, but it would be out of my price range.

Thanks.

Oh sorry I didn't know you had a spending limit Anyways building your own is not too hard, some guides on the internet make it very easy.

In the end though, if you absolutely feel you cannot do it just go ahead and buy one that's already built

 

[Sithling]

Okay, thanks to everyone for the help.

 

[Jansen]

That's great, exactly what I am looking for, however, do you know if Newegg do delivery to the United Kingdom?

they do not