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Another misconception is that some people think the PSU means it's constantly consuming that amount of power, that's not the case, it's just the headroom available. You're not building the PC to your current requirements, but what may be required in 10 years time, so you provision the PSU to...

If you haven't already, you need to register the PC with PCS, just call them up and ask to register it, you just need proof of purchase, that will then give you access to an online account which includes all your specs. If you did buy it through PCS, you need to log into your account and go to...

Virtualisation is normally on by default on desktop mobo's anyway. If you can also post a screenshot of the error as I've never known a game to require virtualisation.

Is it both the HDD's that are showing as uninitialised? That would be concerning, the fact they're showing in device manager means that they're being physically seen from being plugged into the motherboard through to being recognised in windows itself. The fact they're uninitialised suggests...

So yes, that's confusing a custom loop cooler which costs over £500 for the water kit and pumps etc, with a closed loop cooler or AIO which is an entirely sealed unit, doesn't have any liquid in it anyway, so even if it did leak it wouldn't cause any damage, and doesn't require any maintenance...

That was at the time, it's not relevant now, games constantly update and upgrade to new technologies, a GPU from 3 generations ago will not be able to maintain the same performance in newer titles. You seem to be expecting a PC to be like a console, it's an entirely different thing, you can't...

https://www.pcspecialist.co.uk/forums/threads/please-read-before-posting-collaboration-of-helpful-hints.88726/

What are your reasons for this? A lot of people are misinformed about AIOs or get them confused with watercoolers which are an entirely different thing. 7800x3d is last generation, Intel are DOA, we’d recommend a current gen AMD

No problem, it would be perfect for a first gaming PC and has some room to grow.

That's a lower spec. That has a 4060 instead of a 4060ti, they both have 8Gb VRAM. It's the GPU we're talking about, not the RAM.

New update, the value king is still the AOC Q27G3XMN which has full HDR1000 on a VA panel at 180Hz, the best thing is it's now down to £250 on pre order!!! https://www.scan.co.uk/products/27-aoc-q27g3xmn-bk-gaming-monitor-miniled-2560-x-1440-adaptivesync-180hz-80m1-1000cd-m-hdr1000-dp-hd

If you could continue on your existing thread please as otherwise it's difficult to keep track

As said, you’d likely need to upgrade the PSU when you upgrade the GPU. To get it comfortable, I’d want to replace the RAM with 2 x 16gb DDR4 3600MHz Id want a second PCIe 3 NVME drive of 1Tb or above just for games But that’s all it really needs to get it up to scratch (until GPU upgrade)...

You need to be aware that the pre-built options will normally restrict components in the platform such as PSU, motherboard and case which can limit upgrade potential. The other drawback worth highlighting is RTX 4060ti 8Gb - This is too low on the VRAM for some modern games which require up to...

The links are still there, they haven't changed, I'd suggest actually taking your time to digest what's in it.

Why on earth are you reading all this as me being rude? Seriously? We've asked 6 times for the same info, and you've still not provided what's been asked for. Perhaps some self evaluation is required?

I give up, all the best, if you're having this much trouble using a forum, then I don't think you're ready for a custom PC, you're going to really struggle managing windows.

For future reference as with any forum, you agree to read the newcomers section before posting, had you you would have seen this thread, please take your time to go through it and then post with the information requested...

Until you answer all of the question raised and post as requested, there's nothing we can do except say that build makes zero sense. You're not helping us yet expecting us to somehow magically be able to help you. Think about it. We've asked kindly several times now, it's down to you in how you...

You haven't posted the specs as in the guide so we can't edit it You've got a sub optimal CPU in the config, it's also far more expensive than an appropriate cpu, there are other factors also that need changing.