been a long time since I've played any games lol . I need some help building a new PC . Don't have a clue on specs for latest games. Budget around £400I'm back
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Hi Gypsy, it's been a while
Do you have a current PC you can salvage bits from?
£400 won't go far from scratch
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Do you have a current PC you can salvage bits from?
£400 won't go far from scratch
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The best defence against software piracy is producing a game worth buying.
I have my old PC which is q6600 quad core . 4gb ram . 700 watt power supply . Hardrive and not sure what graphics card is inside. Only problem is I replaced the thermal paste on CPU and graphics card and now the thing doesn't even POST so don't know what's salvageable and most probably outdated
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If you can salvage your pc case, keyboard, mouse, dvd, hard drive and PSU then you'll just need to find a good bundle deal on a cpu/motherboard/ram and hopefully have enough left for a graphics card.
I would go Intel i5 cpu if u can, they're still ahead of AMD in performance.
You can get a legit windows 10 licence key from softwaregeeks for around £20
I would go Intel i5 cpu if u can, they're still ahead of AMD in performance.
You can get a legit windows 10 licence key from softwaregeeks for around £20
The best defence against software piracy is producing a game worth buying.