Gaming PC Deals & Offers

That's just one coin, and not cryptonight algorithm. If you know your hashrate you can see daily earnings here: https://www.cryptunit.com/?order=price A single ryzen 1600 will get 4-500 hashes a second on cryptonight v7, and 1500 on cn-lite for example.

Hmmm struggling to see the deal here. A quick amazon search would put components at £510 (without Windows 10 license) and they are all low end parts (especially the PSU). Considering the 1050ti didn't get impacted by the recent graphics card price boom then I'd not consider this I'm afraid. Thanks for the post though OP as not trying to be disparaging.

A Ryzen with slow RAM for 1080p gaming. Raspberry noises :p

They all look pretty dire to me!

Cryptocurrency profit has just started rising again actually. Due to anti-asic resistance implemented by monero and its alts (cryptonight).

Wtf is up with DDR4 ram prices?

Wow, powerful!

Have to agree, should be getting 16gb for this price.

Wtf is up with all these 8gb ram laptop's

The 1060 6gb mobile is about 10% slower than the desktop version. The 3gb is about 10% slower again compared to the 6gb.

A friend of mine couldn't say enough good things about CyberPower. He had to get something in his PC checked and they were great for support, so he says.

I've seen it much cheaper if you watch the prices This PC would be £1000 in a another (better) universe where there is no crypto miners, Ram prices are normal, SSD prices are normal If they dont start going back to normal soon, PC gaming will die, the manufacturers don't care since they are making a lot of money When they are making cards now I don't think they have gamers in mind, they are thinking "we've gotta make this card cheap but the best for mining, we need plenty of stock"

i've been looking at custom built gaming pcs and this doesn't seem bad at all. aside from the psu (and maybe ssd to boot), is it really that bad performance wise:/ EVGA gold 650w should suffice? Which are better psu subs?

so would i lol, even just the 1080TI cost £800 currently. Its easy if every part works, else its a nightmare to troubleshoot

Yes but if you did a pre built then something happens you will have to send your entire pc back. Whereas if you have individual warranty you only send the broken part back. Pc parts don't fail often if you buy good quality. So you'd be forever sending your whole pc back for something probably easily fixed. I've only ever sent one or two parts back on a warranty. It's relatively simple to determine which part is faulty also.

Considering the new Ryzen refresh, then I dont think this is significant enough a drop. they have been as low as £135. In the US they have been down to $130. I would wait for those levels as they clear old stick or get the new one.

was 180 i think from memory

very good price, i remember when scan had a misprice on there 1800x. Unfortunately they cancelled all orders but i'm sure it was below 200pounds which would have been unreal value.

Fair enough. I bought an R7 1700 from ebuyer when they mispriced them one weekend. I paid £206. They tried to wriggle out of the sale but I raised a dispute through the independent online dispute resolution service and ebuyer backed down the same day. Fantastic CPU. Overclocked to 3.7Ghz using Auto voltage (upto 1.3V max) on the stock Wraith Spire RGB Cooler. Highly recommended.

I have a 1700 and very happy with it. I got a friend who got the 1600x because he didn't want to manually overclock and he has had no issues either.

Same price with a gtx 1070 Here

Why have these guys not mentioned what brand of various parts are they using ?

This is not a "deal" as you can build same +120GB SSD for same price. I can't understand why it's so hyped :D

Coffee lake prices will be coming down now with the h310, h370 and b360 mobos out. I would imagine this has a lot of cheap parts, probably with a H310. Yes is a H310... £40 motherboard.

Link please.

Ah nice Man. I love the extra life you get with 17” but mine is mainly used for college so 15” is good..... for now

last year i picked up 2x 17" gtx 1070 8gb 16gb i7 7700 £4000 approx for £1305 due to argos error i ordered 1 laptop and got two. now thats a bargain (still have the 2nd)

A 1060 for £1,750 is madness. I'd be looking for a 1080 if I was going to spend that. Cold I'm afraid.

I picked up a 15” r3, gtx 1070, 16gb ram blah blah for less than £1000 last year.... £750 for these ‘extras’ is crazy

I'd want to see a better GPU in the laptop for 1400 quid. Lots of 1060 machines going around on HUKD with similar CPUs & 1060's for nearer 1000. Overpriced Alienware as usual. I'd want a 1070 minimum. Especially for VR/MR.

Why post silly AMD comments on a deal? No wonder this has gone icy......Coupled with the fact it's not a good deal anyway.

While I wouldn't touch refurbished parts with a bargepole, anyone who thinks the CPU is a bottleneck for that GPU doesn't know what they're on about.

This is a terrible waste of money

When you see words like "refurbished" and "Croydon" you have to wonder....

Seller listing as new other, but its refurbished. Hate people who do that.

Thanks for sharing op....

This machine is worse than the last you one posted, yet costs more.

Both are poor value.

This is a good deal, not sure what all the hate is. All the builds being posted have 8gb ram instead of 16 and 3gb 1060 instead of 6gb. Also yeah windows is expensive if you don't buy a dodgy key. I just threw together pretty much the cheapest possible on partpicker, not including wi-fi and its 840, company has to make some mark-up and £50 aint bad if you dont want to build it yourself PCPartPicker part list: https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/zf78YT Price breakdown by merchant: https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/zf78YT/by_merchant/ CPU: AMD - Ryzen 5 1600 3.2GHz 6-Core Processor (£147.50 @ Aria PC) Motherboard: ASRock - AB350M-HDV Micro ATX AM4 Motherboard (£53.98 @ Ebuyer) Memory: Crucial - 16GB (2 x 8GB) DDR4-2133 Memory (£139.00 @ Amazon UK) Storage: PNY - CS900 120GB 2.5" Solid State Drive (£34.20 @ Ebuyer) Storage: Western Digital - Caviar Blue 1TB 3.5" 7200RPM Internal Hard Drive (£35.99 @ Aria PC) Video Card: Zotac - GeForce GTX 1060 6GB 6GB AMP! Edition Video Card (£269.98 @ Ebuyer) Case: Thermaltake - Versa H15 MicroATX Mid Tower Case (£31.79 @ Ebuyer) Power Supply: Corsair - Builder 500W 80+ Bronze Certified ATX Power Supply (£46.50 @ Amazon UK) Operating System: Microsoft - Windows 10 Home OEM 64-bit (£82.72 @ More Computers) Total: £841.66 Prices include shipping, taxes, and discounts when available Generated by PCPartPicker 2018-03-27 13:14 BST+0100

Thats not the same PC though, the one OP posted is a 6gb 1060 and 16gb DRAM

https://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/asus-g11cd-core-i5-7400-8gb-1tb-geforce-gtx-1060-windows-10-gaming-desktop-66797-laptops-direct-2916297 this is a good deal too.

Unfortunately any prebuilt pc will come with windows 10 pre installed and that adds an extra £100 to the build (when you can get a key for £5 on ebay). I'd suggest using pc specialist and configuring a similarly speced pc with 1x8gb ddr4 for £753 (since I just checked). This is certainly a better option than ebuyer and they allow you to add a few things like the wifi card, change the case etc to suit your needs. I've had good experience from them before and they offer 3 year warranty standard. Beloe is the partslist and here is the link to configure it: pcspecialist.co.uk/computers/amd-am4-pc/

https://www.meshcomputers.com/system/amd-ryzen-e2-84-a2-gaming-pcs/ryzen-7-1700/How about something like this, which you customise? Sorry linky not working, it's under AMD gaming PC Ryzen 7-1700 for £899

350 W power supply too bad, plus the i5 6400 will bottleneck the gtx 1070

You're welcome mate - I'd say that the clock speeds on a 6400 are probably low enough to hold back anything over a gtx1060/970 or RX470/580 level on the fairly regular. A 6700k or even locked 6700 if it's significantly cheaper will be a bold upgrade. People will assume against the 6700k because it's unlocked and your board is probably locked, but the 6700k has a significant clock speed boost on the 6700 regular which is important in trying to maximise on such a platform. Good luck

Thanks for taking the time to respond. I have a very similar set up myself at the moment and feel that the i5-6400 is holding it back slightly. Will do some research and price up that i7-6700k when I get home. Cheers again.

And a 1080ti please?

Storm force pc

Hey you wrote "So, could we build it cheaper? For sure. We leave out all the unsuitable crap and pay a pro £75 to assemble something that works as a whole" - whats your company name please. Thanks

OK, I've had it confirmed by the builders Fierce PC it is 8700k cpu as listed. (y)

You hit the nail on the head good sir, if such a part listed existed it would of been posted by now. I would imagine it's struggle to even get the same identical parts for this price in the current price trend, nevermind better ones. Genuine big respect for anyone that actually does post such a list in stock, otherwise, speculate all you want. As far as I'm concerned, it doesn't exist.

Chill out mate! It was a vague comment though. And yes of course i believe you, did you not read my comment of me building my pc last year? Why has no one actually posted where you can build this for cheaper or a better one.

What's vague about it? Do you really want me to list every part? My point was about it always being cheaper to built it yourself than to buy prebuilt, if you don't believe me, that's fine

This cpu and chipset is now over a year since its release - so your given 3 to 5 years one could class is as already between 33 and 20 percent of its life already spent. That is before even considering the fact it is already a previous generation product. Not a big deal when the market is uncompetitive and generation variances are just small increments. In a market where there is competition present, obsolescence accelerates, newer products jump in their advancements and prices tumble as the competitive edge is sought. Why would 1999 stick in my mind in demonstrating a competitive market in this segment!

Not really no, you need a system marked up as having gtx 1080ti sli to cover your needs.

Yeah not great. Awful case again from Stormforce.

Ahh ok never used that.. will have a look. Presume it searches by URL?

Is this good enough for word processing?? 🤣🤣🤣