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I need a pc needed to max out skyrim, bf4 etc for 700 GBP 60+ FPS ultra
AMD preferably with an SSD and HDD
No peripherals required other than wireless internet usb
I already have a copy of windows 7 to install
Need ready to order this weekend
Best performance for price thank you
AMD preferably with an SSD and HDD
No peripherals required other than wireless internet usb
I already have a copy of windows 7 to install
Need ready to order this weekend
Best performance for price thank you
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To be honest at that budget an Intel build would perform much better. If you can afford Intel, go Intel (i5).
Total: 699.04 GBP
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Total: 699.04 GBP
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Here is a wireless PCI-e card, better than USB cards in my opinion especially when you have the slots available.
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get a Toshiba its only 200$$
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MichaelBay wrote To be honest at that budget an Intel build would perform much better. If you can afford Intel, go Intel (i5).
Total: 699.04 GBP
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Here is a wireless PCI-e card, better than USB cards in my opinion especially when you have the slots available.
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Don't see a motherboard
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Veil wroteMichaelBay wrote To be honest at that budget an Intel build would perform much better. If you can afford Intel, go Intel (i5).
Total: 699.04 GBP
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i5 4670k [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]
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Here is a wireless PCI-e card, better than USB cards in my opinion especially when you have the slots available.
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Don't see a motherboard
MSI Z87 G43 is the motherboard mate.
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pvmodz wrote get a Toshiba its only 200$$
Yeah with 2GB RAM , 100GB Hard drive.
Your Toshia computer is bad.
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If you had no interest in overclocking you could even save money on a non-k i5.
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Hoop wroteVeil wroteMichaelBay wrote To be honest at that budget an Intel build would perform much better. If you can afford Intel, go Intel (i5).
Total: 699.04 GBP
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MSI Z87 G43 [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]
i5 4670k [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]
Gigabyte R9 280X [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]
Here is a wireless PCI-e card, better than USB cards in my opinion especially when you have the slots available.
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Don't see a motherboard
MSI Z87 G43 is the motherboard mate.
Oh god, how did i not see this????
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