Help with entry level OcUK prebuilt gaming PC budget 600-1100

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Hello all,

So I'm wanting to buy a PC, I mostly just want to play some fairly oldish RTS games, FAF and Stellaris, but I would like it to be able to run new RTS games if one comes along that I like the look of. I was also thinking of getting Cyberpunk 2077 when it comes out, or maybe getting into an MMORPG, but I don't need to run anything at the optimal graphics settings, just not the most basic, if possible. I'm looking for a full build that achieves this, along with a 24-27" monitor and speakers, and a basic QWERTY keyboard and mouse.

The wide range in the budget is because I keep seeing it said that you can build a decent entry level gaming PC for 500 or so, but when I went through the OcUK customization process it ended up coming out at over 1k.

I really don't know what I need, I've tried reading a few online build articles, PCGamer etc, but I don't even know if I 'need' 1080p so it's not all that useful to me. I've not been into PC gaming for about 6 years and back then I had a PC that cost me about 900 from OcUK and did everything I ever asked of it without blinking, though I can't remember what the specs were.

I don't really want to build from scratch again, I've done it twice and I'd rather just pay someone to do it this time. I just want a PC that works first time when I turn it on, plays RTS games at decent settings and doesn't have to be replaced in the next couple of years.

Sorry for the long rant.

Cheers J
 
Thank you so much for taking the time! I really appreciate it.

Do you think this would be a reasonably quiet running rig? That was one other factor I forgot to mention, I would like to avoid a really loud whine/drone

Is this a build that I would have to do myself, or can I fit this together through the OcUK configuration process and have them build it? I don't mind paying a premium to have it prebuilt and tested, I really don't want to have to do too much in the way of configuring and setting up the machine.

Thanks again for responding!
 
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