Help on Gaming Rig

[Cyberrblob 0]

I am starting to build a gaming rig from the ground up. 

 

Purely for dayz really as that is all i play atm.

 

Been a long time since I have built a PC and wondered if i could get some help.

 

any good websites or good deals on parts.

 

best processor gfx card for money etc?

 

any help would be appreciated 

[TedZ 424]

A little help, this is the exactly same computer as i've got, the same one i recently purchased, it took about a week for delivery but it runs excellent, i run DayZ on max Settings with no lag, it's a small little tower and does make abit of noise, but it's perfect when you have speakers/headset on because then you can't hear it as much, it's 450£ At the moment and i can run MAX settings on DayZ with it.

 

p.s forgot to link it LOL http://www.ebay.co.u...=item20db93dd88

 

They also have an site, you can check out their ebay shop etc

Edited January 9, 2014 by Ted_Youtube

[Cyberrblob 0]

Yea I will be using a headset too! 

 

thx Ted Ill take a look

[TheCalyx 78]

If you are from the UK i recommend using:

 

www.scan.co.uk (Very popular website for gamers and pc enthusiasts)

www.ebuyer.com (Offers free delivery on a lot of things and if you buy one thing thats free delivery you get the rest free!)

www.overclockers.co.uk (Also a very popular site in the UK)

www.uk.pcpartpicker.com/ (Automatically set to UK on website)

 

If you are from the US i recommend using:

 

www.newegg.com (Very popular pc site in the US)

www.pcpartpicker.com/ (Automatically set to US on the website)

[Loafy 46]

I ended up getting a laptop. Most people will go on and on and on. But I just wanted something portable and capable.

 

oh what brand you ask

 

Asus RoG

Edited January 9, 2014 by Loafy

[TedZ 424]

If you are from the UK i recommend using:

 

www.scan.co.uk (Very popular website for gamers and pc enthusiasts)

www.ebuyer.com (Offers free delivery on a lot of things and if you buy one thing thats free delivery you get the rest free!)

www.overclockers.co.uk (Also a very popular site in the UK)

www.uk.pcpartpicker.com/ (Automatically set to UK on website)

 

If you are from the US i recommend using:

 

www.newegg.com (Very popular pc site in the US)

www.pcpartpicker.com/ (Automatically set to US on the website)

 

When buying my PC i actually checked EVERY single one of these sites, and they all worked out atleast 300 pound more with the same Rig.

Edited January 9, 2014 by Ted_Youtube

[TheCalyx 78]

 

If you are from the UK i recommend using:

 

www.scan.co.uk (Very popular website for gamers and pc enthusiasts)

www.ebuyer.com (Offers free delivery on a lot of things and if you buy one thing thats free delivery you get the rest free!)

www.overclockers.co.uk (Also a very popular site in the UK)

www.uk.pcpartpicker.com/ (Automatically set to UK on website)

 

If you are from the US i recommend using:

 

www.newegg.com (Very popular pc site in the US)

www.pcpartpicker.com/ (Automatically set to US on the website)

 

When buying my PC i actually checked EVERY single one of these sites, and they all worked out atleast 300 pound more with the same Rig.

 

Best to check than get ripped off

[floj 393]

Built mine in November with help from the forum guys at www.rockpapershotgun.com and using pcpartpicker for pricing and ordering. Works great :)