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Please don't order that build as you have specced it. It's all over the shop. Normally we are trying to guide people to spend a bit more on the case but I think this looks like the only premium part you have selected.

RGB RAM for some bling to match the rest of the aesthetic and mouse mat removed. Case CORSAIR iCUE 4000X RGB TEMPERED GLASS MID-TOWER ATX CASE - WHITE Processor (CPU) AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D Eight Core CPU (4.2GHz-5.0GHz/104MB w/3D V-CACHE/AM5) Motherboard ASUS® TUF GAMING B650-PLUS WIFI (AM5...

You don't want to buy nice new performance parts and put them in a generic box, it's just not a good choice unfortunately. Think of it akin to a the 90s horseshoeing in a 2l to a Nova. Looked great and went like stink, but any sort of run in the thing and it would overheat. This is why they...

I would try to bump the budget up a little if you can. That's a very old generation system you have chosen now. It's end of life on the platform so much better idea to get something modern. Unfortunately all systems are expensive now so below is the best I could do while aiming for a decent...

If you're just looking to replicate the view then a video splitter would be the best solution. It won't require any GPU performance as it's simply replicating the signal output. You could still run dual display, as only one of the displays would be getting replicated (so that you can control...

Stretching the budget, below is what I would want. It adds more due to the higher end gaming CPU & cooling to support maximum performance. Not sure if the gaming mousepad was within the scope or not, if it can be removed that will save 40+ Case CORSAIR iCUE 4000X RGB TEMPERED GLASS MID-TOWER...

Fast dispatch is a massive waste with a restrictive budget. Below is where I land trying to paint within the lines. Case CORSAIR iCUE 4000X RGB TEMPERED GLASS MID-TOWER ATX CASE - WHITE Processor (CPU) AMD Ryzen 7 7700 Eight Core CPU (3.8GHz-5.3GHz/40MB CACHE/AM5) Motherboard ASUS® TUF GAMING...

Careful when copying your info across. Your Windows key was included. Thanks @Martinr36.

I would budget around £2k personally. That's not to buy what you specifically need, but what I think is the most sensible/best value. This would allow for the likes of the 7900GRE (Best value IMO) and a 1000w PSU (best option for future upgrade potential). The key to this is to make sure the...

As above, we need a bit more information. The main query left is the monitor & peripheral situation :)

Again, you've still not said what's available on the other monitor. I understand how they are connected, I was querying available connections. If you can use the DP to VGA on the monitor showing 2, and use the HDMI cable on the monitor showing 1... that will solve your issue. But I've no idea...

Again, I don't think the picture is clear. I understand that you only have 1 HDMI on the PC. What connections do you have available on the monitors though? Monitor 1 - What input options do you have? Monitor 2 - What input options do you have? What monitor is currently showing as monitor 1...

I'm a little lost with what the issue actually is. Let me break down my thinking and see if that helps you. On the GPU the ports will determine the number displayed next to the monitor. If you want monitor 1 to be a specific monitor, it needs to be plugged into the appropriate slot. If both...

This is a good sign for the RMA, it means it should be resolved quickly. By the looks of it, the wrong RAM was installed. I would highlight this to them as it may be a very easy fix.

Installing Windows without a M$ account is pretty tricky nowadays, you have to open the command prompt during install to bypass the login. You should still be able to activate it using your key without issues. Did you perhaps miss that step? I would have thought it would have been pre-activated...

As others have suggested, send the system back and get a more suitable build for less money. It's genuinely a no brainer. I know you may believe you have found a solution, but holding the CPU back isn't what you paid for. It's a very poor spend and a learning curve for sure, the good news is...

If that was mine it would annoy me. I would need to sort the motherboard cable and hardline the lower cooler lines. Looks the part though, would need to be red for me :ROFLMAO:

I have a feeling you may be misunderstanding. PCS build the system for you, you just select what goes into it via the configurator and they build to that spec. You don't need to come up with the spec on your own though, we will gladly help with that side of it. I put together some helpful links...

@Dazu I would contact PCS directly as I think this is an issue with the configurator. I've highlighted to the Admins but they aren't on much so for a quicker resolution it may be better to ask directly.

Done :)