Can't decide out of these 2 OCUK prebuilts.

Steven T

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Yea go for the Sabre. You can double the memory for £45. Also you can save money by removing Windows and getting your own for a few quid.
 
lee32uk said:
I would go with the Sabre build, but you are going to want a better psu as the one included is more than likely a Kolink. Something like the MSI unit below would be a good idea.


My basket at Overclockers UK:
Total: £95.45 (includes shipping: £10.50)
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I think the problem with suggesting swapping the PSU is that the OP probably wants a pre-built to avoid doing any building. The included PSU may not be what we would recommend, but for a pre-built with 3 years included warranty, I would just leave it as it is.
 
LiE said:
I think the problem with suggesting swapping the PSU is that the OP probably wants a pre-built to avoid doing any building. The included PSU may not be what we would recommend, but for a pre-built with 3 years included warranty, I would just leave it as it is.
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If you ring up OCUK they will swap the psu for the unit you actually want when you buy a prebuilt.
 
I've not phoned up yet, i ended up with a really busy day at work yesterday so gonna phone up within the next hour, seems like a good spec pc for the price :)
 
Steven T said:
I've not phoned up yet, i ended up with a really busy day at work yesterday so gonna phone up within the next hour, seems like a good spec pc for the price :)
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Yup, recommended to a few people..think the best Ocuk have at the mo..couldn't self build for that price with gpu 3070ti prices, though another seller did have some 3070ti's for £899 this am so could get a self build for close, but sold out quickly(cheapest I've seen is £1049 at mo now )..remember, you can swap anything you want, ie case/ram/mobo/psu/fans etc..they'll ask for an email with changes, then send you a revised price where they subtract what's on original and add what you want, so you can custom it to however you want
 
Steven T said:
Aw really? that's pretty good then! i tried phoning up but to no avail, i decided to leave a webnote with spec in it and hopefully they'll get back to me :p
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what, they didn't answer? Just had a look at the 600S case you like....bit of a monster:cry:...what you going to put in it on top of the prebuild?
 
Craig_d1 said:
what, they didn't answer? Just had a look at the 600S case you like....bit of a monster:cry:...what you going to put in it on top of the prebuild?
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Not planned that far ahead yet haha, but honestly love the case, i'm not the biggest rgb person so it works for me :)
Also, think it would be worthwhile going for the 12700KF?

LiE said:
Yea I'd keep calling, if you wait for web note you may wait too long and the deal may end.
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Do you think so? I'll try phoning again then

Tried again, just keeps ringing with no answer from them
 
yeah, they do pick up eventually...12700kf up there with the 5900X, so a great cpu.. the extra cores may help and you do get a slight uplift in fps from yt that I've seen using 6900XT and 1080p, but at 1440, doubt you'll really see much of a diff gaming for forseable future,..saying that I got a 5800X over 5600X as I wanted the extra cores, just to try and future proof myself for a bit longer before needing to upgrade... I'd be tempted for the extra £20 to get the k verion with build in graphics, just so that you can still use your pc for general stuff if ever you're without the dedicated card(breaks, or sell before buying a new one etc)
 
Cheers, appreciate the advice :) just got a quote back with the 12700kf and the upgraded psu for 1925, though one of the ssds is missing from said price, still happy with the price quoted though! :)
 
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