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So long story short, im a newbie that doesnt know much about pc's but im quite intrested in them tbh, and im also interested in playing games on it, and ive a few questions for all you pros..
1) would i be better of buying a custom built one or from companies like alienware for a common example/ pros / cons of doing so
2) what should i be looking out for when buying parts / a pc , eg. Ram , ghz , yada yada
3) im not sure on what my budget is probs up to £600-750? Can go more if I really need to but yeah

Sort of just looking a brief walkthrough on what i should be doing when thinking of buying a gaming pc

thanks in advance for anyone that can help!
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Do you need peripherals within budget? Will you overclock? Preferred colour scheme, if applicable? Maximum budget?
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Monitor and all will be separated from it
Possible overclock if its a good idea idek
Colours, black probs i dont mind
Max budget 800 i really dont want to go over that cause im soon buying a car
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XFire support so you can easily add a 2nd GPU at any point. Nice case. Nice, efficient, modular PSU. SSD for OS and a couple of games/programs. You can OC the CPU if you want, if you're planning on overclocking the CPU straight away, get one of these coolers instead;
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Otherwise, you can use the M9i for now and upgrade cooler in the future, when you want to OC.
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