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£400 GBP PC Building Budget
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Hey guys, just wondering if anyone could build me a pc for 400GBP.
I want to be able to play games like GTA V, Battlefield Hardline and Dayz smoothly and in high quality if possible. As well as run software like Sony Vegas, Cinema 4D and other high processing software smoothly.
I have a keyboard and mouse so I dont need them included.
I want to be able to play games like GTA V, Battlefield Hardline and Dayz smoothly and in high quality if possible. As well as run software like Sony Vegas, Cinema 4D and other high processing software smoothly.
I have a keyboard and mouse so I dont need them included.
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Add another 4GB RAM and an SSD as soon as you can. The PSU is fairly small. It will handle that rig but it won't support an upgrade to any power hungry cards. It will support an upgrade to a GTX 970, but if you want the option to upgrade to more power hungry cards without a PSU upgrade, get this instead;
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should support an upgrade to a 390/390x once released should you choose to do so.
Add another 4GB RAM and an SSD as soon as you can. The PSU is fairly small. It will handle that rig but it won't support an upgrade to any power hungry cards. It will support an upgrade to a GTX 970, but if you want the option to upgrade to more power hungry cards without a PSU upgrade, get this instead;
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should support an upgrade to a 390/390x once released should you choose to do so.
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