12-02-2013, 05:26 PM
(11-02-2013, 10:19 PM)Toms306 Wrote: Easy to put together yeah...the issues I had were compatibility and software...I'll still to mechanical things I can actually see and touch lol.
Tom im the same, building should be pretty easy for me as its all mechanicals and if i can see how its supposed to work I can do it.
The software side Im not so good with and im not very good with stuff that I cant see how it works. Im just going for a windows 7 based machine and TBH once its up and running windows and has internet everything else is pretty easy to fix.
Dont think Im gonna be able to build quite what id like to for £500 but Ill get the basics and stuff like RAM, GPU and the stupidly large second hard drive I want can be updated/added at a later date. Id love a 3 monitor set up as I really enjoy using them at work, the monitors are cheap enough second hand but it needs a reasonable bit of graphics power to run anything like video or games across 3 of them.
Been out and bought the first bits for it today though, had to get a new keyboard and mouse as my current computer is still running on the round plug for both mouse and keyboard and the new motherboards dont support that so got myself a nice new wireless USB keyboard and mouse but like its a mini one small enough that i can hold it in my hands and reach all the buttons like a games controller (I do have proper man hands though)