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Not sure if this is in the right place, so I apologise if that is the case!
Firstly I would like to ask, do overclockers allow for monthly payments on PC?
My problem:
Last night I got home from University and went to go on the PC, which was turned off (turned itself off). Cutting a long story short, the monitor is broke (green light is on, but only displays a black screen) and when another monitor is plugged in, the PC just blue screens all the time.
Why not just buy a new monitor and format?
The PC has nvidia 6200GT, intel pentium 4 and an 80GB hard-drive, it's just not worth it!
What I need help with:
As stated above, the PC I have is awful. I know the names of good hardware, but have no idea what hardware goes with what etc etc (I'm quite stupid).
In need of a gaming PC (but will need space for University work etc).
My budget is around £600 (will be paying monthly if overclockers allows this). This £600 will have to include a new monitor, preferably something around 21inch (not sure if there are monitors out there more beneficial for gaming, so that would also be a major plus). I already have an OS system (Windows XP).
So with that said, I'm looking for a PC which is good enough for gaming. No one in my family has never built a PC before, so I'm open to suggestions, links to PC's etc.
Anyone who could help me or provide me with some help etc, would be much appreciative. Also, if there are any more questions you need answering, please feel free to ask and I will reply asap.
Thanks in advance,
Jamie.
Firstly I would like to ask, do overclockers allow for monthly payments on PC?
My problem:
Last night I got home from University and went to go on the PC, which was turned off (turned itself off). Cutting a long story short, the monitor is broke (green light is on, but only displays a black screen) and when another monitor is plugged in, the PC just blue screens all the time.
Why not just buy a new monitor and format?
The PC has nvidia 6200GT, intel pentium 4 and an 80GB hard-drive, it's just not worth it!
What I need help with:
As stated above, the PC I have is awful. I know the names of good hardware, but have no idea what hardware goes with what etc etc (I'm quite stupid).
In need of a gaming PC (but will need space for University work etc).
My budget is around £600 (will be paying monthly if overclockers allows this). This £600 will have to include a new monitor, preferably something around 21inch (not sure if there are monitors out there more beneficial for gaming, so that would also be a major plus). I already have an OS system (Windows XP).
So with that said, I'm looking for a PC which is good enough for gaming. No one in my family has never built a PC before, so I'm open to suggestions, links to PC's etc.
Anyone who could help me or provide me with some help etc, would be much appreciative. Also, if there are any more questions you need answering, please feel free to ask and I will reply asap.
Thanks in advance,
Jamie.