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Alright guys looking to get overclockers to build me a new pc, budget is roughly £1000.~
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No particular requirements other than I'd like it to be as silent as possible, current pc is pretty noisey and its driving me crazy.

Don't need monitor or mouse/kb.

What should I get?
 
What monitor (resolution & refresh rate, any Freesync or Gsync) do you have, and do you have Windows 10 already?

Solid State Drives for operating system, programs and games can help with noise. Not sure if your current system will have one already.

Main use is general usage/games or other?
 
Using a 4k tv and 1080p monitor, will be switching between them depending on the game, so guess it needs to run 4k. already got windows 10 and will only need an SSD for the OS, already got external and internal spare hd's.
Main usage will be games yeah.
 
Alright. I tried several pre-builts and there was no option to get rid of the included mechanical drive. There are probably some that do allow it but to kick things off, here's a custom spec (the build quote you'd have to find out from OcUK, just as an estimate around £50-75 I should think for something like this).

My basket at Overclockers UK:
Total: £1,014.49 (includes shipping: £12.60)​
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Cheapest motherboard that is rated as handling even more powerful chips than the 2600 very well.

Quiet PSU with enough grunt for a Vega 64 and some headroom for more quietness.

Fast 250GB NVME SSD. You can switch this for a regular SSD with more storage, but personally I'd just start off like this as it's a good investment that won't get slow anytime soon, then in future buy a cheap large SSD for games if you want to improve on load times etc.

You can switch Vega64 for Vega56 but since you're also going to play at 4K...

Over to you, and anyone else who cares to spec.
 
 
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