My 290x. Pre-ordered it for £410.
My 290x. Pre-ordered it for £410.
My case. All other parts are justified, but the Lian Li case..I've been buying em since I was a nipper, the first PC I ever built I got the money from being in an accident, and ever since then I've been using their cases.
CPU but I got it in a bundle with a new mobo and RAM so not sure of the individual price (total was £165). Beyond that, probably my first 250GB SSD which was £70 a couple of years back.
I'm very much in the bargain basement variety of upgraders!
W00t 1st post.. most expensive component was CPU (bundle deal), but had an i7-5930K after that was the Asus 1080
Hi Hexus ppl's
msi GTX 970 GAMING 100ME
My i5 6600K Skylake CPU is the most expensive part of my PC bought for £190, the GPU is a R280 which i got for £180 (3 years ago) so only £10 between them.
The PC is new except the GPU, as i ran out of money but it runs like a champ
Welcome to Hexus Blackmaine, friendly people in this forum not like some others i could mention..
My three £70 monitors together cost more than any single component in my PC, and probably give me the best value for money.
R9 380 - cost me £180
Hi Ravens Nest. And thanks
Got an R9 280 as well, bought the cheapest one (XFX) and it overclocks like a champ without any voltage increase. I tend to keep it at 1120/1550 for super stable but it can do 1190/1575 but occasional crashes. Think it can go a lot further with some increase in voltage but don't want to risk it at the moment until I have something newer.
Hmm... come to think of it I believe my Samsung 850 EVO 1 TB SSD is the most expensive component in my pc at the moment. That's mainly because I got a good Black Friday deal on that GTX 970.
My case
Coolermaster ATCS 110, it was £255 back in 2003 when I bought it. I was on about £3.50 an hour, washing up in a restaurant after school.
I've modified it a bit since then, it now has a floor mounted 140mm intake fan to bring it into the same cooling performance as newer cases
-edit, actually my i7 was more than that, but the case 'cost' me more at the time.
Gigabyte 980Ti G1 Gaming, cost £620 new. 1080Ti is teasing me but I really want a Freesync 2 monitor this year while Nvidia still can't work out how to do Adaptive Sync.
My AMD RX 480 8Gb at £250. Nothing else has much value now and I only spent £330 on combined CPU/MB/RAM over 4 years ago.
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