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okay thank you

So im looking into buying a pc for around £1.9k and i want to do so on finance, i plan to pay it off before the first 12 months are up to avoid any interest. so my question is can you pay off the fee in chunks so for example i pay £300 off one month then like 2 months later i pay off another...

Thanks ill keep this one in mind

thanks :)

when it comes to refresh rate what's the minimum i should be looking at?

this why i ask questions :LOL: do you think its possible to get a 1440p monitor suitable for my computer under £300?

Last question lol, what do you think of this monitor to go with it? https://www.lenovo.com/gb/en/p/accessories-and-software/monitors/gaming/66f0gacbuk

yeah i think i'll go with it, probably gonna make the purchase on friday

just trying to get it as cheap as can be lol, the lancool 215 is the original case i chose so if its useable ill probably stick with it

any you'd recommend under £100?

i appreciate the help :) this is why you ask questions lol. i think ill go with your build but with a cheaper case

okay thanks, do you think its worth going for the ryzen 7 7800x3d CPU for the 3D v-cache? i was reading up that the 3D v-cache is good for high end gaming pc's

i went with intel mainly cause its what i know I've never really used AMD products before, and is there much difference between 32gb of RAM and 64gb when it comes to gaming or does it mainly rely on the VRAM from graphics card? Also for the M.2 was the one i chose not faster?

configure link: https://www.pcspecialist.co.uk/saved-configurations/intel-z690-pc/TC3FNbwhAr/ my max would be at a push 2k and i haven't picked out a monitor just yet but i saw this one on amazon that might go well with it...

So ive been building some different PCs for me to play games on at the high end, i know a small amount about computers but could use some expert opinions on if this build is good value for money on a PC i hope to be able to play games at high frame rates for multiple years or if i need to maybe...