Gaming PC's ready made? i'm not very up on gaming machines, someone asked me about a ready made one with a decent monitor for about £600 are alienware still top dog but expensive?
Alienware are the boys, along with Scan.. but are expensive. Custom all the way tbh.. and its gonna be hard to get a decent gaming machine and a monitor for that price. Aria have a 24" acer 1080p monitor for 150 atm on a special.. not leaving much for components tho. 4GB of DDR2 5400 RAM for about 45 quid from there as well.. Leaving 400 quid for other stuff.. 50 in a MB, 80 on a CPU.. doesn't leave you with much for the rest. Chandler
Perhaps a good idea to look for special offers and discount codes. I managed to get a mine with a saving of about £200 due to a special offer + discount code, and free upgrades with ram and hdd when I bought mine. Mine is a Dell. Whatever people may want to say about Dell, it's been the best PC I've had by a mile, and hasn't given me any trouble.
cheers everyone! it's not for me but someone asked and i just wanted to shoo them in the right direction - own build would be better for me but for a numpty - a nice shop bought thing with warranty would keep them out of my hair still, that spec anderz is tasty
I got my Dell in January of last year, for £580. Q6600 3GB ram 512MB Geforce 8800GT 2x 300GB hdd's in Raid 0 All the other usuals plus card reader and a lcd screen on the case itself that lets you control music etc. For £580 it was a total bargain. Anything similar was gonna be at least £800. Got the discount codes/offer info from hotukdeals. Defo worth looking at that site for any potential money savers
Yeah there was a time when there was Dell offers on all the time on Hotuk.. what happened? why arent they around so much? guy who puts em up musta stopped i guess
Suppose it's down to Dell whether or not they have working discount codes floating around. The best time to buy a pc has got to be the first week or so of January.
http://www.alienware.co.uk/product_...ode=SKU-DELL&source=DLLUK0005&from=DELLUK:aur leaves £150 for a monitor
