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Hi everyone, I think I'm ready to make my final purchase so I just wanted to make a post and see if anyone had any final recommendations for me. The PC will be for personal use mainly for low-intensity university work and for gaming. The build comes in at £725 which is within budget but on the...

That's great, thanks for the help!

Hi everyone, I'm finally looking to buy a gaming pc and I was hoping for some advice because this is my first build. The PC will be used for gaming and low intensity university work so I'm hoping this will be powerful enough? The build comes to £709 which is within budget but I'm trying to keep...

Okay great, thanks for all of your help!

Okay I understand what you've done with the spec you've posted now then, much appreciated! Looking around online the 2070 super is looking really expensive at the moment so I don't think I'd be going for it any time soon - are the new ones coming out in September likely to be cheaper/because...

Thanks for the tips! So with the RAM vs GPU - if I get a more powerful RAM can that counteract some of the effects of the lower GPU? Because you're right in only looking for a 1080p monitor for now due to budget reasons. Also would that combination likely be okay for vr one day or would I...

Hi everyone, I'm choosing parts for my first PC and this is what I've got so far. This build is currently £829 which I'm okay with, in terms of budget I haven't got a set limit but I really wouldn't want to go much higher than this because I also need to buy other things (monitor, keyboard etc)...

No I don't have a windows licence I can use, does the £1200 cover the vr headset do you mean or is that just for a PC that can handle VR? Thanks for suggesting the build! just looking at it, I'd heard some sources say 8GB of ram is enough for vr but is that not really the case? If I absolutely...

Okay sure! My current build is £846, which was higher than I was hoping for but still manageable. I don't want to go much higher than that because I also need to buy peripherals and that sort of thing but maybe £900 on the actual PC unit would be my maximum. I haven't even looked at monitors...

Hey! Like the title says, I'm pretty new to creating a PC so I just wanted to check a few things. 1) I'm hoping to use the 'Asus ROG Strix B450-F' motherboard in my build, and according to other sites apparently doesn't come with WiFi built in. Does this mean that I need to get one of the...