DavidisBlack

Hey guys, need your help. A friend of mine wants a basic desktop for just your basic computer uses (internet, photos and such). He's been offered two computers: CPU: Intel G550 RAM: 4GB Hard Drive: 500GB Comes with Windows 10 CPU: AMD A4 Dual Core RAM: 4 gig DDR3 Hard Drive: 500GB 500w PCU ASRock Motherboard Comes with either Windows 7 or 10. AMD A8 Quad Core Processor 8GB DDR3 RAM 1TB SATA Hard Drive Windows 10 for £399 ($520) Need help deciding which one is best, unfortunately Im pretty incompitent when it comes to basic builds and was wondering if you guys could help me out. Thanks.

How about this: AMD A8 Quad Core Processor 8GB DDR3 RAM 1TB SATA Hard Drive Windows 10 for £399 ($520)

Hey guys, need your help. A friend of mine wants a basic desktop for just your basic computer uses (internet, photos and such). He's been offered two computers: CPU: Intel G550 RAM: 4GB Hard Drive: 500GB Comes with Windows 10 CPU: AMD A4 Dual Core RAM: 4 gig DDR3 Hard Drive: 500GB 500w PCU ASRock Motherboard Comes with either Windows 7 or 10. Need help deciding which one is best, unfortunately Im pretty incompitent when it comes to basic builds and was wondering if you guys could help me out. Thanks.

Ive already tried this, didnt help however. No matter what text it changed to or the size I set it to. The text was still bold. Any other ideas?

Ive already tried this, didnt help however. No matter what text it changed to or the size I set it to. The text was still bold. Any other ideas?

I recently updated my PC to the newer version of Windows 10, (already had Windows 10, just an update.) For some reason after I updated, it changed all the font in Google Chrome to an ugly bold. I was wondering if there was a way to change the text back to the old format and if so, how to do so. Thanks for any input. Also I have tried going into C:\Windows\Fonts and looking for helvetica which I have been suggested multiple times, however there were no fonts matching that description.

Yeah a lot are, but I dont mind a thin rim though, the one I talked about seems really good and only has a few negative reviews. https://www.amazon.co.uk/ASUS-VN247H-23-6-inch-Widescreen-Multimedia/dp/B00A4415KG/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_product_top?ie=UTF8

Looking for a new monitor, preferably between £150 to £200. Setup is white blue and black so no other bright other colours. Prefer frameless designs but still recommend frameless if they are good. Looking for a TN, 2ms. Even if your recommendation doesn't fit this perfectly, still send in please. Thanks. UPDATE: Just discovered a new monitor (below) which seems like it has everything. If anyone has any personal review on this or a better recommendation, please comment below, Thanks again!! ASUS VN247H 23.6-inch Widescreen LED Multimedia Monitor

Hey, I'm looking to get a new monitor for my setup, its going to be used for gaming (new and high graphical games) and other basic things like surfing the web. Needs to be between 20" and 30" and around £150 ($200). No other requirements. Thanks .

Looking for the best gaming monitor for around £150. No other requirements other than that really so thanks for any suggestions.

Hey, I need to find a new chair, can be an office smart or racing (racing is probably preferred), Person is around 5 ft. need to know asap. Thanks.

So, I have recently got my first gaming pc and I tend to spend a lot of time using it. At the moment I only have an old office chair with 0 support, giving me very unpleasant pains when using it for extended periods of time. I've been looking into a new chair to get but cant decide on what to get, my step brother owns a gtomega Pro racing office chair which fits me perfectly, but my setup colors are white black and blue, and I didnt want leather. The only chairs that fit this was ones that I wasnt too fond of (mainly the blue fabric. So I was wondering what chairs you guys would recommend. No price range but im around 5"10 with plenty of room for the chair to be placed in. ​Thanks.

So, I have recently got my first gaming pc and I tend to spend a lot of time using it. At the moment I only have an old office chair with 0 support, giving me very unpleasant pains when using it for extended periods of time. I've been looking into a new chair to get but cant decide on what to get, my step brother owns a gtomega Pro racing office chair which fits me perfectly, but my setup colors are white black and blue, and I didnt want leather. The only chairs that fit this was ones that I wasnt too fond of (mainly the blue fabric. So I was wondering what chairs you guys would recommend. No price range but im around 5"10 with plenty of room for the chair to be placed in. Thanks.

Ok thanks, but when I put the OS disk in the disk drive nothing happens, it just tells me that it cannot find required map name. Do you know how to fix that problem, (sorry for being so clueless)

So ive just finished my build and I cant seem to get my operating system or motherboard driver to install. When I boot my pc up and run boot up menu it says it cannot find required map name, does anyone know what I'm doing wrong, plus which one out of the two I should install first. Thanks

Looking for a good cheap keyboard (under £50) as nice looking as possible with the UK LAYOUT. Thank you

http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/p/pG2jTW​ This is going to be a gaming PC. Any major changes needed? Not looking to spend much more than this.

Building a gaming pc and I've chosen the NZXT Phantom 410 ATX Mid Tower Case but I'm not sure if it comes with a built in optical drive. Anyone know? Thanks

Im building my first gaming PC for £600 ($900) and I have no idea about what monitor to get, Im not looking to spend anything over £100 and the cheaper the better. Thanks

Looking for a good keyboard, mouse and headset that is reliable, wont break and are fairly cheap too (cheap being under £50 per item but the cheaper the better as long as its good).) Thanks.

Sorry for the confusion guys, im looking for around £50 per item. Thanks

Looking for a good keyboard, mouse and headset that is reliable, wont break and are fairly cheap too (cheap being under £50 per item but the cheaper the better as long as its good)

Hey guys, I'm looking at buying my first gaming PC and so far from what ive seen I'm leaning towards an AMD based build as they seem to be better for gaming (if you can prove otherwise please do, I'm here for knowledge too.) My price range is up to £600 and I live in the UK. This budget is just the PC and no accessories but I am looking for a headset, keyboard and mouse so if you could include those that will be great (nothing too pricey.) Put anything relatable in the chat, even if it contradicts what I've written slightly and any help would be great. Thanks

Thanks everyone, Ive opened a new version of this forum in the New builds and planning subforum.

I am going to be building my first gaming PC soon and having done some research into parts for my future system I had heard that you guys were the people to come to if I needed some assistance with the build and one that gives me the best bang for my buck! I have the peripherals covered already, It's just the system itself that I need some help with. My budget is set at £600 ($900 USD) so I'd appreciate any suggestions you may have that fall into that total. (A link to your build ideas on pcpartpicker.com would be great!) I live in the UK, just in case you needed to know. Thank you in advance! David ​