Will PCS sell individual components?

nathanjrb

Prolific Poster
I'd like to purchase a new processor - and as a result a new motherboard - in order to cope with 4k video editing. The upgrade page doesn't offer these (for obvious reasons I imagine). I'm happy to fit everything myself, of course.

My budget is about £750 but I'd be interested to see if PCS can help.
 

Rakk

The Awesome
Moderator
The upgrade page only offers actual upgrades that could be used on the same motherboard I think, so the page won't offer you CPU's for a different motherboard socket type, but if you ring them they can probably sort out a CPU for your new motherboard - probably.
 

mantadog

Superhero Level Poster
If they say no, just say "don't you know who I am" though that could make things worse...

Anyway I don't know if they would do it, they might do as your a previous customer. You thinking x99 I [presume?
 

nathanjrb

Prolific Poster
Well I was thinking a Xeon E5... so long as it's a 2011 socket I don't think I'm overly fussed with the motherboard! Preferably blue to fit in with my colour scheme :p
 

nathanjrb

Prolific Poster
Actually - are there any issues with getting a cheaper motherboard in favour of a slightly better processor?

I'm not too sure what's better anymore.
 

Wozza63

Biblical Poster
As long as it still has any features that you want specifically then you shouldn't have any issues
 
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