torrenter
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I had posted a long time back that I was looking to build a new PC:
https://www.techspot.com/vb/topic83119.html
However, I put the whole idea off due to finance and other priorities. I wish to now do this for real, but I have little knowledge. I'm an amateur. And I'm not sure how much I should spend. My budget is £1,200 and I'd prefer to buy the parts separately and put it all together. But how much money will this save me? Realistically. Is the learning curve steep?
I'm also aware that the following companies/websites sell pre-built machines but there's so much choice it kills my brain. My last PC had a Pentium 4, 3.4GHz. Tech has developed so much since then. I just don't know where to start.
alienware.co.uk
meshcomputers.com
scan.co.uk
overclockers.co.uk
novatech.co.uk
microdirect.co.uk
cyberpowersystem.co.uk
cclonline.com
pcspecialist.co.uk
slayerpc.com
kobaltcomputers.co.uk
easypc-uk.com
arbico.co.uk
advancetec.co.uk
yoyotech.co.uk
https://www.techspot.com/vb/topic83119.html
However, I put the whole idea off due to finance and other priorities. I wish to now do this for real, but I have little knowledge. I'm an amateur. And I'm not sure how much I should spend. My budget is £1,200 and I'd prefer to buy the parts separately and put it all together. But how much money will this save me? Realistically. Is the learning curve steep?
I'm also aware that the following companies/websites sell pre-built machines but there's so much choice it kills my brain. My last PC had a Pentium 4, 3.4GHz. Tech has developed so much since then. I just don't know where to start.
alienware.co.uk
meshcomputers.com
scan.co.uk
overclockers.co.uk
novatech.co.uk
microdirect.co.uk
cyberpowersystem.co.uk
cclonline.com
pcspecialist.co.uk
slayerpc.com
kobaltcomputers.co.uk
easypc-uk.com
arbico.co.uk
advancetec.co.uk
yoyotech.co.uk