Buying a new setup..

I'm getting a new set-up for a budget of £850.00 or 1300$.

The place I'm looking to get my new PC is from a computer store called power computing near to where I live, could anyone make me a good "iComplete PC" with Intel (you'll know what I'm talking about after you've looked at the site) and then post the specifications here? Also the "iComplete" comes with a monitor so if you check the monitor specifications also that'd be great.

The site is www.powerc.com any help will be useful thanks

 

If you HAVE to buy it that way, get the performer package, and leave it all stock, except yoi need to put on what hdd, just do the top one, the 500gb one. If you dont have to make it from their list, you can get so much better for less money

 

Ok do you mind like giving me a list from UK shops if that is possible as I know a little bit about computers but not lots so I don't know what's best and also if I have to build the computer then I would have to pass as I'm not that knowledgeable about computer building.

 

It would involve building the computer, but it would definately be worth it. It is not hard at all to build yoir own computer, its basically like connecting 9 cords. The minor work needed to be done is way worth the extra computer power.

 

Can you post some specs please sorry if it comes across rudely

and also is it possible for me to find a kind of "tutorial" online for building it?

 

Yes i can post some specs, give me about 15 minutes or so. Also if you go to newegg.com and go to the computer hardware section they have a complete video tutorial on building a computer i believe.

 

Ok thank you

 

CPU- http://www.novatech.co.uk/products/...ncorei3,i5andi71155socket/bx80637i53570k.html

Motherboard- http://www.novatech.co.uk/products/...intel1155z77chipsetmotherboards/z77a-g43.html

Ram- http://www.novatech.co.uk/products/...c3-12800/1600mhz/blt2cp4g3d1608dt1tx0ceu.html

Case- http://www.novatech.co.uk/products/components/cases/cases/cpc-t45ub-u01.html

PSU- http://www.novatech.co.uk/products/components/powersupplies/cmpsu-600cxv2uk.html

HDD- http://www.novatech.co.uk/products/components/harddrives-internal/sata500gbto1tb/wd5000azrx.html

Optical Drive- http://www.novatech.co.uk/products/components/opticaldrives/satadvdwriters/gh24ns90.html

Keyboard/Mouse package- http://www.novatech.co.uk/products/peripherals/desktopkits/920-002552.html

Monitor- http://www.novatech.co.uk/products/monitors/23inchmonitors/236v3lsb00.html

GPU- http://www.novatech.co.uk/products/...diagtx670keplerseries/n670gtx-pm2d2gd5oc.html

Total price is a little over budget at £883.58 plus shipping.
This computer would be able to run any game out at high/max settings. Here is a link to a review of the GPU and what sort of FPS's you should expect while gaming-
http://www.guru3d.com/article/msi-geforce-gtx-670-power-edition-oc-review/

 

They look so awesome now just have to learn how to build it.....

 

Just google it up, or even on sythe I believe there is some guides down in the guide section. It really is not hard at all. Basically seat the cpu and ram, screw the motherboard into the case, same for psu, hdd, optical drive, and gpu, then connect all the wires.

 

Do I have to buy any special tools?

 

A screwdriver if you don't have one. Possibly a static discharge bracelet if you wan't to be extra careful. Basically that is a wire going from your wrist to the metal on the case while you are building to make sure you don't fry any electrical parts.
Besides that no.

 

Ok thanks again really appreciate your help

 

No problem

 

If anyone else has any suggestions for a cheaper price that would help

 

Try newegg I just bought a similar computer and it was pretty cheap.

 

May you link me to the parts you bought?