Gaming Pc'''

depends.
might be 200-300£, might be less. might be that the parts are just bad for the money, so you dont directly lose money but you do lose performance.

yes, i bought my last 2 pc's from them

latest one was 1300 in september there, included :
150gb Raptor ( 10krpm) 500gb WD( 7.2krpm)
Creative Xtreme X-Fi Gamer
XFX 8800 Ultra 768mb
2048mb ddr2 pc8500 Patriot

but u dont need to buy a pr built system, u can request a custom build, tell em what u want and thenthey will get back to ya with a price.

thats what i done @ gladiators mate, just emailed em with a list of stuff and they built it for £30 build charge

it's not really rocket science, but it can be scary the first time, you often have to push things in much harder than you would think


if you DO decide to build it yourself, I recommend taking your old machine apart and putting it back together a couple of times

also, manuals are your friend, never skip anything if it's your first build

Dude building it yourself is realy easy. I had never done it before until recently, just follow the manuals supplied. Usually the Mobo has a pretty decent manual that shows you how to do everything! + google helps :) you should just try it, it's rly easy ;D

ebuyer, but they are out of stock :<

cod4 is really scalable tbh

will run cod4 smooth (minimum 50fps, mostly ~100) on highest settings 16af 4aa 1280x1024
or you can take off af / aa or lower some other settings to get stable 125fps

From what i've read so far P5K-E is most advanced motherboard from whole P5K series. Wi-Fi is just an useless supplemental