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Gaming PC for around 650-750GBP
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Hi everyone
I am currently looking to buy a gaming pc for around 650GBP to 750GBP (650 without Monitor,750 with monitor preferably) and was wondering if anyone on here would have a good idea for a build for around that price, no specific items already bought except I want an 120 or 128GB SSD as well as at least 1TB HDD.
Thanks
P.S By Gaming PC I mean strongest for that price e.g Can play BF4 on decent settings.
I am currently looking to buy a gaming pc for around 650GBP to 750GBP (650 without Monitor,750 with monitor preferably) and was wondering if anyone on here would have a good idea for a build for around that price, no specific items already bought except I want an 120 or 128GB SSD as well as at least 1TB HDD.
Thanks
P.S By Gaming PC I mean strongest for that price e.g Can play BF4 on decent settings.
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For your budget, it is best to get this;
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with this monitor;
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and add an SSD when you have more money. Otherwise, you would have to sacrifice GPU performance which I wouldn't suggest. Alternatively, you could get the build I suggested but swap the HDD for an SSD. This way you can install your OS and a few games to the SSD, and then add a 1TB HDD for mass storage when you have more money.
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with this monitor;
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and add an SSD when you have more money. Otherwise, you would have to sacrifice GPU performance which I wouldn't suggest. Alternatively, you could get the build I suggested but swap the HDD for an SSD. This way you can install your OS and a few games to the SSD, and then add a 1TB HDD for mass storage when you have more money.
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Looks pretty good thanks
I am looking to build it between christmas and new year atm.
I am looking to build it between christmas and new year atm.
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