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I’ve had various versions, and multiple copies of the series on Xbox, Mac and PC - just for completeness of course. I think the PC one was a fairly recent freebie GoTY from Epic.

We can't comment on competitor builds...and I'm not in a position (due to lack of knowledge) to judge any other company. However, the below has equivalent specs to what's shown in that advert, but it's NOT a build we'd recommend anyone buy as too many corners have been cut (case, motherboard...

From what I've been reading, the ones that gave it a 'meh' or below rating from their in-person demo have not received codes to test the full version...and the only reviewers that are getting codes are those that have been boot-licking. But then I might just be looking at the wrong channels...

This is about as close to £1000 I can get it, but it comes with some compromises to do so. None of the choices are bad, but some are not what we'd choose if the budget to fit a higher spec component was there. Case LIAN LI LANCOOL 215 GAMING CASE - slightly bigger case (at £5 extra) so that you...

That doesn't look like the usual dross in a Dell gaming PC, so it might (and I'm not promising anything) work in the interim.

THIS! Some of the Dell custom ones I've seen don't even have a 12v connector, and are power-limited to take all their power from the motherboard PCIe slot.

This is a forum for PCSpecialist customers. As that is not a PCSpecialist configuration, I'm afraid we can't help you as we can't/won't comment on competitor/self-builds. You cold try somewhere like Tom's Hardware or Reddit if you want advice on a self-build...or maybe ask PCGarage.ro if they...

I don't have any 'social media' (bar LinkedIn, and I'm excluding forums from that definition) accounts at all, but the ones I did have were all fake info just so I could view some of the channels that were behind 'logged-in paywalls'...even some of my local restaurants don't let you see the...

Not for me, but then I'm not a fan of VR either, and my gaming space is about a quarter of the size ;)

iFIXIT does offer single tools, but you'll end up paying a lot more for fewer items than you would for a complete kit. The reverse tweezers are great for grabbing dropped screws out of inaccessible crevices!

Sorry, not completely finished my first double-espresso of the day, so my eyes/comprehension are a bit slow ;)

You might also find it much easier to access if you remove the GPU to give you space to come in from the bottom too!

As hinted at by @Martinr36 , we'll need to know: What it's being used for (be as specific as you like, but if it's a split of uses we'll need to know what is the most important) What is your MAX budget What monitor(s) is it being paired with (make & model, or resolution, refresh rate, response...

Well, you‘ve got more chance of your scream being heard in space, than finding a way to complain to Meta.

Terminator Perspiration or A.I.iens?

The terror lasts longer with the first one.

You’ll have to ask linen-eared Mo’s cousin.

We're all volunteers here, and my advice is no better/worse than most of the other volunteers on here. We may just have slightly different opinions based on specific scenarios/areas of expertise, and some are experts in specific areas (audio, rendering, troubleshooting, etc.) but that's about it.

Sorry, but no. I don't think that's the correct config link either, as there's no price and the link shows a 750W CX model PSU. You've reduced the RAM speed (could see a 10% performance reduction in RAM-speed critical tasks there) You've changed the CPU to a media creation / productivity...

I saw something similar to that a few years back. It said "Tired of being fat and ugly - our gyms don't have mirrors!".