Ste1la wrote

Craig wrote

Ste1la wrote

Shrug wrote depends on how much you payed for it

thats not quite relevent i just want to know if its good or not.

If you paid 3 grand for it, it's wank.

So it's very relevant.

As a gaming PC, it's okay i suppose.

"3 grand" are you off ur **** rocker i paid £900 lmao

was it that hard to tell us how much you paid.

Ste1la wrote

Craig wrote

Ste1la wrote

Shrug wrote depends on how much you payed for it

thats not quite relevent i just want to know if its good or not.

If you paid 3 grand for it, it's wank.

So it's very relevant.

As a gaming PC, it's okay i suppose.

"3 grand" are you off ur **** rocker i paid £900 lmao

It was a random figure made up to prove a point.

oh well im not bothered how much i paid as this will be my first gaming pc so i am buying it from a friend i just want to know if it s good.

Objectively - It's alright. I5 and a 1070 shall be ite for 1080p / 1440p gaming.

Just expect to upgrade your GPU if you plan on going 4K later on.

Anybody else have any pros/cons on this pc ?

Ste1la wrote Anybody else have any pros/cons on this pc ?

If that's £900 new let me know where you're buying it from and I'll buy 4 thanks.

I think you're pulling a leg but you got the opinion of 13. No more can be said buddy

PM the link.

Somebody's balling, and it's my friends old one I believe he brought it for £1200 but he doesn't play pc anymore so I have brought it from him as he doesn't play anymore.

Ste1la wrote Somebody's balling, and it's my friends old one I believe he brought it for £1200but he doesn't play pc anymore so I have brought it from him as he doesn't play anymore.

I believe he brought it for £1200

Bought it a little over a month ago, no longer games, or needs it? You could just be straight with us, say you're looking at a prebuilt from Cube and this wouldn't need to be an argument filled thread.

Warranty : 3 Year MendIT Warranty to include All Parts / Labour / Collect and Return Costs (View More Information)

This literally gives it away that you're looking at a prebuilt. This just needs to be closed already.

EDIT: just to get it over with.

Yes it is capable of doing whatever you throw at it in the sense. It isn't worth the premium price. The case isn't entirely amazing, the PSU could be better but would be fine. Nothing wrong with it. the CPU is fine, could easily squeeze an 8700k/8400 in for the price.

There is a reason this would be better being built on your own.

You could get more for the original price, better performing in most cases, you can obtain a cheap copy of windows, in a few places. You wouldn't be limited to the selection like you are on Cube's site.

Just a plain example.

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CPU: [ Register or Signin to view external links. ] (£381.75 @ Amazon UK)
CPU Cooler: [ Register or Signin to view external links. ] (£56.98 @ More Computers)
Motherboard: [ Register or Signin to view external links. ] (£114.69 @ Box Limited)
Memory: [ Register or Signin to view external links. ] (£142.98 @ Ebuyer)
Storage: [ Register or Signin to view external links. ] (£125.94 @ Aria PC)
Storage: [ Register or Signin to view external links. ] (£85.47 @ CCL Computers)
Video Card: [ Register or Signin to view external links. ] (£356.44 @ Amazon UK)
Case: [ Register or Signin to view external links. ] (£51.50 @ Aria PC)
Power Supply: [ Register or Signin to view external links. ] (£81.79 @ Amazon UK)
Total: £1397.54

Keep in mind this is retail price matched, so the 1500 sales price they list.

You are getting a far better spec for the pricing, more storage, faster RAM which at the price is really good. Overall better performer for the price, if you wanted to drop it too 900, drop the 3tb to 1tb, grab a 120GB ssd, swap the GPU out for a cheaper card from the same relative family, so 1060, or on AMD's side the 580.should lower the price a little, then swap the CPU for a 6400. That would put you in the relative zone of 900.