Jaminahat

If you have any experience using LEGO you are more than qualified to click in a few parts to make a computer.

They are like £650 new and there are a couple on eBay for £500.
 
Wait if you need too...

***IMO***
I would go for the tenkeyless corsair K65 or a Razer Blackwidow Elite V2 If you can stretch to around £150 for the green switches or slightly closer to budget for the orange and yellow switches. Also comes with great RGB etc.
 
All depends on how much clickyness and RGB you want.
 
They are my choices anyway...

I don't see much of a problem? Ryzen 5 1600 Probs has better processing power but not a big deal more...

Yeah we just gonna stay away pay the full price 

you know, i think you're onto something... lol
 
i've probably spent all my "profit" money on little sundries and touches... lol
 

My vote here is going to have to go to the 1070ti.

Support for multi GPU setups dwindles every day, and there's going to be a significant price increase (both up front for the cards, and the long term for power draw) relative to any performance gains you may or may not get.

A single more capable GPU is more optimal than multiple less capable pairs.

Sorry i took a while to reply.
 
I ended up buying the Lian-Li PC-011 Dynamic and i just finished building in it this morning.
 
It was a dream to work with and a lovely case to look at! I can see why it has won awards!
 
Thanks to the both of you who helped me out

A vacuum cleaner can create an ESD that can damage components since the nozzle usually comes into contact with the components. Use a vacuum cleaner in reverse is usually safe as long as the nozzle doesn't come too close to any components. What you said about at vacuum cleaner having a potentially damaging electromagnetic field is pure nonsense.
 
A good blower, such as the DataVac, is far superior and safer for removing dust.

Blowers maybe? They sell them on Amazon so i cant see why not? I would be against hoovers though just in case, you dont want small pieces of your pc being sucked up

Blowers maybe? They sell them on Amazon so i cant see why not? I would be against hoovers though just in case, you dont want small pieces of your pc being sucked up

Static electricity COULD be a problem, but I've done it often and never had any problems.
 
It really depends more on your environment and clothing than the vacuum cleaner.

yes...but how long will you be using this card? it will be 10% faster for all this time...i don't know man....if we use the price listed in the original post it's 11.1% price increase for about 10% more performance...
 
Now, of course both will do great

-Moved to Troubleshooting-
 
If the fans and lights are spinning, it's likely you have a dead PSU.
 
Welcome to the forums!

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Material is better suited to a status update.

Who cares? It's his stuff and he can do whatever he wants with it. Stop wasting your time trying to convince other people to think the way you do over something so insignificant.

I say it is possible but the CPU + GPU combo already makes up $900 of the build...

Do you have your heart set on an Intel CPU or do you mind AMD suggestions.

Aye, I'm jumping on the SSD train. Definitely worth the money. 
 
It makes such a difference, whack your OS on there and you're set.

Do you have an SSD in your build?  If not put your OS on an SSD.  BIG DIFFERENCE in speed.

An SSD would help you out a lot more than another hard drive.

the most expensive things on the market.

Lol good one he thinks we have uPlay junk installed in our computers

thats some bad luck you've been havin lately yo

Report the guy to Ebay, just explain to the people on the phone what has happened. If the first person isn't helpful, hang up and ring again and speak to someone new, it only takes someone to be having a bad day in order for them to not bother helping you. There is obviously something dodgy going on here...