Hi guys,
Ok, so I haven't really been into PC hardware for about... 6 years? So I'm really not confident on choosing the components. I reckon I should be able to build it though, it's still fairly easy, right?
So I've got around £900 to spend and would like something that can play the latest games well. I could push that a bit if it's necessary though. I've had a look at the thread that's stickied at the top, and I'd prefer not to go over £1000, but could I essentially just stick to that?
Also, I've heard there's a problem with the new intel sandy bridge motherboards. What's actually the advantage of the new motherboards? Can I not go with an older chipset? I'm never going to over clock so dont think the sandy bridge motherboards need to be for me. Am I right, or am I completely missing something? This is actually what worries me with the spec in stickied thread, wouldn't steering clear of sandy bridge be best for now?
Thank you so much guys!
Ok, so I haven't really been into PC hardware for about... 6 years? So I'm really not confident on choosing the components. I reckon I should be able to build it though, it's still fairly easy, right?
So I've got around £900 to spend and would like something that can play the latest games well. I could push that a bit if it's necessary though. I've had a look at the thread that's stickied at the top, and I'd prefer not to go over £1000, but could I essentially just stick to that?
Also, I've heard there's a problem with the new intel sandy bridge motherboards. What's actually the advantage of the new motherboards? Can I not go with an older chipset? I'm never going to over clock so dont think the sandy bridge motherboards need to be for me. Am I right, or am I completely missing something? This is actually what worries me with the spec in stickied thread, wouldn't steering clear of sandy bridge be best for now?
Thank you so much guys!