Find a local page on something like Facebook and see if anyone wants to build it for you.

There are plenty of tutorials online to help you build a PC. It's not hard at all. You will probably have a tech shop somewhere near you, so you could probably even pay them like £50 to build the system for you if you give them the parts. Pre-built systems always come with low quality PSUs, which is bad. For your budget, you wouldn't be able to get a decent pre-built system. You could, however, build a nice rig. If you want a pre-built, check what PC World have.

If you decide to build a system, get something like this;
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Great SSD. Nice case with a window. Nice RX 470 and an i3-6100 will be plenty for 1080p. You can easily swap the i3 out for an i5/i7 at any point of you wish. XFire support so you can easily add a 2nd GPU(RX 470 or RX 480) for more performance. 16GB RAM is nice, comes in handy with AAA titles like GTA V.

Okay thank you, helped alot, I'll try and find someone who is willing to build a pc for me and try get the parts!

Cooley92 wrote I don't have a clue how to build a pc, where would the best place to get a pre built one?

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I you dont know how to, Pick your parts here and they will build it for you. Only thing is its alot dearer from them rather than building it yourself. Try to go on youtube or ask here for tips or what to do

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and power supply

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I tired as low price as possible but its around £800

Terrible choice you just added an extra £200 to his build?

What could I expect run if I built something like this?
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I now have a bigger budget, can spend between £750-800, is pc specialist a decent website to get a pc from or should I really attempt a build myself? Any help is appreciated

If you really dont wanna build one yourself, maybe check out Ironside computers .com.

Building one yourself will always be cheaper.

If by building is get a better pc cheaper than if so that , just worried if mess it up

How trusted is pc specialist? And would anybody be willing to construct one on their website for around £700-£800?

Cooley92 wrote If by building is get a better pc cheaper than if so that , just worried if mess it up

You won't mess up your PC build unless you're trying to mess it up. I built my first PC 6 something years ago, I didn't know shit about PCs or even bother to read the manuals or look up anything to help me, but I still built it no problem. I will admit, it took me 3 hours as I had no clue about anything, but I had no problems at all during or after the build. Time was sensitive for me too as I had school, so on a Saturday I got up a little earlier just so I could take some time to build it. You honestly won't mess anything up unless you're trying to mess things up. Everything fits how it should and unless you're putting something in backwards or trying to force it you'll be fine. There are plenty of tutorials on YouTube so you can see how it's done and get the feel of what you're going to be doing.

Cooley92 wrote How trusted is pc specialist? And would anybody be willing to construct one on their website for around £700-£800?

I have never used a site that sells pre-built PCs however after searching for reviews on PC Specialist I found a few sites that have reviews based on them. I'm sure if someone has used their site, any pre-built site or just has more knowledge on a pre-built site, they would be able to help you a lot more with that.



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