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Purpose- Gaming- specifically Starfield Budget- £2800 max Monitor : Asus ROG XG27AQ Case CORSAIR 5000D AIRFLOW TEMPERED GLASS GAMING CASE Processor (CPU) Intel® Core™ i7 16-Core Processor i7-13700K (Up to 5.4GHz) 30MB Cache Motherboard ASUS® TUF GAMING Z790-PLUS WIFI (DDR5, LGA1700, USB 3.2...

Thanks for your input. I'll stick with Intel, had a bad experience with AMD in the past. I've added the green link now. The monitor I have is already owned by me and is only 6 months old, so I'm not inclined to change it. So I'll need to look at another Nvidia card- any recommendation please?

Thanks, that's the bit I missed. Deleting my original post and will start over

Thanks, think it should be ok now

Oops, monitor added now. Any more info required?

Does this spec look OK for new gaming rig, please? **Please ignore, see below for proposed new build** my monitor is an Asus ROGXG7AQ; use mainly gaming/web surfing. Link 2547421. Budget £2k to £3k Case FRACTAL DEFINE 7 BLACK QUIET MID-TOWER CASE Processor (CPU) Intel® Core™ i7 12-Core...

Just about all the cases I see at present have these horrible, blingey lights. Which I don't want. I can only see 2 cases that don't have them. When are more coming in?

I'm speccing a new gaming rigg just now and have decided on a EVGA 1070 graphics card and An Asus rog swift pg278q 27 monitor. When I save the quote I get this warning: "Please note that as this monitor only supports a full size DP connection you may, dependant on Graphics card choice, need to...

I'm speccing a new system right now with PCS and am looking to replace my ancient Acer monitor with a 144hz model to go with my Nvidia 1070 card. Unfortunately PCS do not specify which of the monitors they offer support Gsync, so I've been Googling back and forward to try to find one. Firstly...

I am looking for a new gaming rig, hopefully good for a few years. How does this look to you guys? Its at the top end of my budget of £1400 to £1800. One thing I am unsure about is the case- can afford to go higher if advisable. The PSU is a bit over what PC Specialist recommend but I always...