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[Mido123]

Hello All, For my brothers birthday I wanted to get him a gaming PC within the price range of up to £1400. He plays a lot of shooting games such as Battlefield, tom Clancys etc etc. I don't really care who makes the parts. Any recommendations? Thanks

Edit: Sorry, I forgot to mention I would prefer it prebuilt and if possible in the UK/Europe

[Oswin]

do you need a monitor or peripherals?

[Korben]

DIY or Retail PC?

For DIY: Try Pauls YT channel (PaulsHardware). He has a lot of Build-Videos with parts and price ranges. You have to be more specific to get useful tipps here (Peripherals, are optics important, Water- or Aircooled, etc. etc. etc.)

[zeusthemoose]

If you want a prebuilt, something like this would be good:https://www.ibuypower.com/Store/AMD-Ryzen-3rd-Gen-Daily-Deal/W/1034378

[marmour]

Not sure what pre-built brands are good, but for that money I would look for around these specs:

-Ryzen 5 3600 or 3700X

-2070 Super/ 5700XT/ 2060Super

-16GB ram (preferably 2x8GB sticks of at least 3200MHz)

-An SSD

 

Try and buy a pre-built with off the shelf parts. That way you're more likely to get good quality components that can be upgraded in the future. One that comes to mind is NZXT's BLD service, which could be worth looking into

[Mido123]

1 hour ago, Oswin said:

do you need a monitor or peripherals?

No

[SmithSophia84]

Hi there,

 

As you might know, DIY systems would cost you less amount of money compared to pre-built models. Regardless, I totally understand your preference of getting a pre-built laptop, and you have a really decent budget for the same, so my suggestion would be:

 

SkyTech Chronos 2700x/RTX 2070 super gaming PC.

 

Here are the specs of this model:

 

AMD Ryzen 7 8-core 2700X processor

RTX 2070 super 8GB video card

1 TB SSD

16GB RAM

The RGB lighting and Wi-Fi connectivity are the highlights of this PC.

 

Hope this suggestion helps!