Budget Gaming Tower

[Raventu]

So the budget is £500-600, hit the sweet spot with the tech somewhere in the middle of those two figures and I'll be happy .

Those of you keeping up with current prices will do a better job at spec'ing this for me than I will myself (and in a shorter time) so I give it over to you!
This build for playing GW2/Metro Last Light/Other fairly high-end graphics games - doesn't need to max, but needs to be consistent fps and nice graphics.
No need for monitor/mouse/keyboard, just tower and glorious internals.
Would prefer new Haswell based cpu/mobo combination.

Thanks in advance

 

[Doomedspeed]

You did say you fancy haswell but it may not be achieveable. The 4670k is £190, a Z87 motherboard will be about £110 and a decent GPU will be around £150 . That's £450 on 3-4 components (free cooler with particular motherboard).

That's leaves £150 (max) for Case, PSU, HDD, RAM and OD. That may be a task (as a decent PSU and RAM cost £50 each)..

You could settle for a lower end haswell i5, though you still need a bigger budget..

An i3 build would suit your budget though the haswell i3's aren't around yet..

 

[Raventu]

You did say you fancy haswell but it may not be achieveable. The 4670k is £190, a Z87 motherboard will be about £110 and a decent GPU will be around £150 . That's £450 on 3-4 components (free cooler with particular motherboard).

That's leaves £150 (max) for Case, PSU, HDD, RAM and OD. That may be a task (as a decent PSU and RAM cost £50 each)..

You could settle for a lower end haswell i5, though you still need a bigger budget..

An i3 build would suit your budget though the haswell i3's aren't around yet..

If it can be done on an ivybridge i5/i7 I'd be happy as well.