[thesaud]

Hi

My local PC store is offering this build for £559 ($816) Just wondering what you think and if its any good

 

Intel core i7 4770 (Haswell)- 3.5Ghz Quad Core, 8mb cache, Socket 1150 8GB DDR3 1600Mhz RAM 1TB hard disk drive- SATA 24X DVD+/- Rewriter, Dual layer NVIDIA Geforce GTX750, 1GB. Direct x 11, on board sound, lan, 6x USB 2.0 ports

 

Im new to this whole PC business and im just wondering whether that is a good build for the price, i intend to game with it so is it a good gaming PC or should i look elsewhere 

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  thesaud.

It sounds a reasonable configuration, but it's value depends on the quality of the parts.  Is it new, or used?

Can you supply us a little more info please.

The brand and model of,

The PSU.

The HDD.

The Motherboard.

The case.

The version of the Operating System? if installed.

 

 

 

 i intend to game with it so is it a good gaming PC or should i look elsewhere 

It will be OK for casual gaming, medium display, not a huge amount of fine detail, but not for gaming with ultra high setting.

The i7 is a bit over the top and the graphics card is a bit weak.

An i5 4690/k with a better GPU, like a GTX 960 or Radeon R9 280 would be more balanced with better performance.

 

does the shop build computers to a customers specification?

 

 Some info for you. 

> http://www.tomshardw...l#xtor=EPR-8886

[iammykyl]

  thesaud.

It sounds a reasonable configuration, but it's value depends on the quality of the parts.  Is it new, or used?

Can you supply us a little more info please.

The brand and model of,

The PSU.

The HDD.

The Motherboard.

The case.

The version of the Operating System? if installed.

 

 

 

 i intend to game with it so is it a good gaming PC or should i look elsewhere 

It will be OK for casual gaming, medium display, not a huge amount of fine detail, but not for gaming with ultra high setting.

The i7 is a bit over the top and the graphics card is a bit weak.

An i5 4690/k with a better GPU, like a GTX 960 or Radeon R9 280 would be more balanced with better performance.

 

does the shop build computers to a customers specification?

 

 Some info for you. 

> http://www.tomshardw...l#xtor=EPR-8886

[iammykyl]

Gday.

If you purchased the computer?  how does it perform? An update would be appreciated.

 

Thanks.