Majestic_Koala

never mind to expensive let me make another one

http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/sfdFgL

yeah i must admit that is better than that one and it isn't that much more expensive that looks better but up to you what one you go for

both have the same N3700 CPU the 1.6ghz is a base clock and under load it will boost to 2.4ghz

This one should do http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/5173066.htm#pdpFullDesc

I personally would go for the first link as it has more storage a slightly better webcam and 1 extra USB port

noise isn't an issue as long as it's not as loud as like a stock AMD or Intel fan haha

Can anyone let me know if the EVGAsuperNova GS 550w is any good compared to the G2 version and if there is any difference in quality?

So i need a power block (one of these things) https://www.amazon.co.uk/Belkin-E--Plug-SurgeStrip-White/dp/B0002AG0F2/ref=sr_1_7?ie=UTF8&qid=1471895037&sr=8-7&keywords=belkin+surge+protector for my PC but as i was going to buy it i noticed it said Features a 238 J energy rating Now i don't know what that means in Watts but i assume J is the same as W (physicists please correct me if im wrong) so my question is if i have a 550W PSU will this power block manage to draw that amount of power safely?

What is Malwarebytes?

Hello i have a question about AV software So currently on my old laptop i have Mcafee (it came bundled with it so i didn't have an option) it proved useful to me but after doing some research many people seem to think Mcafee is bad and i have no idea why. So for my new computer that i built i want to know what is the best (if there is one (or should i say "reliable")) Anti-virus software out there? I hear Avast is quite good and AVG Currently i have had experience with Nortan and Mcafee Any advice on this will be needed Thanks

by first glance it looks like your temperature is normal for the fan you have installed

if your ambient temperature is hot then yes it is normal, if you live in a colder country it's a little bit hot but not by much what fan do you have?

use this build you can make it cheaper by swapping out the 1070 with a 1060 http://pcpartpicker.com/list/dDKkXH

give me five and ill create a spec for you what games are you looking to play?

yeah will be at 1080p and thank you

Just a quick question before i purchase fallout 4 I have it on console but want to move it to PC so 2 things 1: Will i be able to run it MAX settings (no MSSAA or what ever it is called don't need it) with a 6500 and a 1060? 2: Is there any added benefits besides graphical improvements to the game that the PC has that console doesn't? Thanks

ok on Ebuyer it is £255 a bit cheaper and looks like the cheapest i will be able to get thanks for the help

just about to check ebuyer

why are these 1060s so expensive

On amazon it sells for £280 (the EVGA one) which is the same price as the G1 Gaming version i was going to buy

They any good? Like i have heard Zotac are easily breakable and EVGA only has one fan will that be enough?

So today is the day i order parts for my new PC but one issue has came up lately with GPUs... Since i live in the UK the 1060 is wayyyy much more money than i expected to spend on a GPU (i wanted £200 and it was advertised to be that price) so over here a 1060 is £270-£300 which is around $350-$390 dollars which is a lot of money so this led me to looking at another card the RX470... Partner cards are not on sale yet for the RX480 so the 470 seemed like a better option So basically i am asking what should i do continue and purchase the Gigabyte G1 1060 or purchase the MSI RX470 here is my system: http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/2Bdrr7 I can afford both but would rather not have to spend that much money on something that is clearly (or i hope) overpriced

I think this would be a good build http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/9xgrVY

woops sorry here http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/ZyFPnn