Would you not try and build it yourself?
If you can put a shelf up... you can put a PC together. It really is ridiculously easy! So many people make it out to be such a big thing (I build PC's... I'm so smart!) Not the case I'm afraid.
I can put a PC together but not put a shelf up, what does that say about me?![]()
I can put a PC together but not put a shelf up, what does that say about me?![]()
I need a monitor, I know I'll get the microsoft sidewinder x4 keyboard and I'll stick with my mouse for the moment, unless you have any recommendations, around £25?
So you need a complete system and a monitor....give use your budget and we will advise you accordingly.
The wrecking components with static thing is a bit of a myth....the 3 steps you need to take the most care with are:
1) Screwing the motherboard into the case...dont over-tighten or misalign the screws
2) installing the CPU...do it slowly and carefully, follow the markings on the CPU and motherboard socket as they only fit together one way
3) mounting the CPU cooler...the backplates can sometimes be fiddly and you have to follow the correct procedure for applyting the thermal paste
The rest is a piece of cake, i.e fitting hard drives, pci cards and power cables to the correct places
Budget for PC itself - £600, Inc. OS
Monitor - £150ish
The rest I can Get, unless you have any recommendations
I don't expect someone to gather a list of these at midnight though![]()