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Power PC, yes, £1000 is very low... but a really sound PC for Gaming with SSDs and lots of Ram+Memory... £1k is perfectly fine. :)

Really? It's actually in all honesty pretty simple. Build yourself a PC for £1000 and it'll not need any work for years :)

Ordered it all Sunday, arrived today, got home at 5:30pm - now just doing all the updates and awaiting W10 request. Cracking machine. Fecking large though lol

In order of ownage... Great Car Brilliant car Mega Car Renaults hiccup. Congrats and welcome :D ;)

Happy with that.

Aye, I've had loads off scan... And low and behold just ordered a PC from them. Today's deal bundle with the i5 4590 and z97 d3h Gigabyte Mobo. With everything I wanted, SSD, HDD, WiFi PCI card, dvd, RAM and some 2.1 speakers for him... 500 bang on. (Loads of little bits with it too) He's...

Good finds, but I won't use eBuyer ever again. They are scam artists and I hold grudges from 4 years ago lol

Yip Intel, AMD are and have been shite in my experience. Not risking another naff CPU so Intel it is.

Right then... The Dad in law to be needs a new PC. Just the Box itself, ignore the monitor and alike, just the box. So - here are the requirements. SSD (120GB is fine) HDD (500GB-1TB) PSU Mobo (Onboard Sound and GFX is fine) Intel i3 CPU Ram (8GB+) Case (Small and non-shouty) Wi-Fi PCI Card...

Will tonight, but simply silver and a mild drop is all that needs.

Very grainy and the colours are too OTT in the sky - but it can be easily sussed.

Sky looks a bit too 'shopped, is it?

Upgrade time for me too chaps, albeit a little SSD one. Taking out the Corsair 128gb (x 2 in Raid0) for a couple of 500gb SK Hynix Canvas SL301's which will also go in Raid0. Rest of the system is sound as a pound... Gigabyte Haswell Z97 jobby. i7 4770k, 16k Vengeance Ram, HD 7950 gfx. 3x24"...