I Would just build your own one, do some research I.E watch videos on youtube, and then you will get grips with what parts you need, then when you feel confident enough start ordering parts and then get building!

Ya ur not gunna find anything too good rebuilt for that price range so I'd build my own if I were you.

Pkrupski wrote Ya ur not gunna find anything too good rebuilt for that price range so I'd build my own if I were you.

If you arent comfortable with building one yourself, you could always spec one up on a website like cyberpowersystems. Its a little bit more expensive than building it yourself, but you could get a PC for 600 that would last you quite a while for gaming. Dont but a top of the brand pre-buolt though such as a HP or a lenovo (although they are good) they are really bad value for money if you are into gaming. Unless you spend more than atleast 700 pounds you will find that most major brand pc's will have an integrated card.
If you really want a branded pc though i will try and find you one with the vest value for money.

[ Register or Signin to view external links. ] -get the stuff in that but upgrade the gpu to a gtx 660(comes with metro last light for free) also could move up to the i5-3570k but I'm still using this set up with the i3 and its amazing I was playing black ops last night max settings with solid fps. Counter-Strike: Global Offensive on max settings gets around 200fps(not a very demanding game but still that is high fps). And you might want to bump up the ram a bit also if u plan on doing some video editing. All the upgrades are listed in the description.





The video title is Build a Gaming PC for $500 - March 2013