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https://www.scan.co.uk/products/silverstone-raven-mid-tower-computer-chassis-with-window-90-degree-motherboard-mount-usb-30-3x120mm-?utm_source=google shopping&utm_medium=cpc&gclid=CjwKEAjw3drIBRCOwfC-_qqyjQ8SJADvoWQpyJLYzjElQ8Lahrvysmi-rCB1csg-94zKa7eQt6XzMhoCDXjw_wcB This would suit me but the price is too much for me just for the looks.

Feet in the air

Yeah, that's my main issue.

Hi all, I decided since I've changed bedrooms in the house that I'd show of my PC now I have the space but I have an issue: Then only places to put it with a side panel window showing cause the cables to go away from the PC. Basically I need an ATX case with a large/full side panel window that's inverted so that the window is on the right of the case (as viewed from the front) that's relatively cheap, any suggestions? Thanks

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Alright. Thanks. Only 500GB is needed he doesn't store much.

Hey! My brother asked me how much a cheap pc would cost to build. He's got a laptop that's on its way out and wants to do some light gaming. Can someone suggest a good ITX build around or below the £500 mark for 1080p gaming for games like spin tires and battlefield. Thanks

For that sort of system 8GB is fine but long term 16GB will become more useful. You could cut the price slightly there and upgrade as it becomes necessary. Also, are you sure they want a full ATX system? I bought ATX but looking back mATX suits me far better and ITX would work fine. Just a personal size thing.

SSDs work best for loading times but imo, its better to have a good set of peripherals than be the first into the warm up rounds. The only game on my SSD is CS:GO, and that's only cus its quite small and I can't be bothered to move it to my HDD.

I can get 4.5GHz at 1.3V on my 6600k. This may vary with your CPU but 1.3V is generally the safe voltage for skylake.

You'll need a CPU heat-sink just in general with the 6600k, it doesn't come with one. PSU, anything highly rated and by a major brand is usually fine but theres a thread for PSUs. I would get a 400W one at least. For the OC itself I can get 4.4GHz at 1.3V but you might not be able to, it varies by CPU. 4.3GHz is definitely stable though.

http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/GtygQV Here's PCPP link for anyone that wants it. I changed the RAM so it works. Question: What resolution do you plan to play at 1080p?

First off that RAM won't work, it's SO-dim. You need the full sized DDR4.

FPO is L426C387 Don't know ATPO...