Ant wrote My current setup (including my chair and peripherals like headphones/microphone) is about 2000 GBP however most of the parts have been upgraded so the overall cost in the long run is probably a lot more.

Bought my laptop from school for $1500, Shit was mad expensive and definitely not worth it haha

Bought my Computer off a friend..Cost me 250 than. Was a piece of crap that could run minecraft on ok settings. Since then..I've upgraded all the parts and swapped everything he'd had in it except my disc drive with something new and modern. All in all, cost me 1,300 USD. Thinking about swapping my 960 out for a 980 though. But not 100% on that yet, as my 960 does every game I want on high.

Mines probably worth about $100-$150(feel free to laugh). Very old one. I'm going to hopefully upgrade soon, but let me tell you, it's too much fun hosting with that PC.

My rig was fully custom built over about a years span. My current parts cost around £750 for just the tower and £400 on peripherals including desk, speakers ect.

Expecting to pass that by a fair amount in the next few months with a new monitor on the way and possibly another graphics card :bigups:

I recently built my own and spent £1000 on it

Without peripherals ~£1000
With peripherals ~£1500
I built it up over the past year, should last me a couple years at least

I think I spent about $900. Still runs better than most $2000 pre-built PCs.

Without peripherals: 1,500
With peripherals: 5,000

My new build cost me $1000 with everything (Including peripherals)

Stole my brothers second monitor, stole the bog standard PC from the living room which was rigged up to the TV for the simple purpose of watching movies. Upgraded a few other parts and the value of my PC is now just under 300 Pounds. It can run all games, some not so well.