new computer please help

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ianCA

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Hi, im looking at getting a new computer as my current one is a bit old now. Im not needing a laptop at this moment in time so i just want a tower. i have looked at sites like pc world but was wondering if i could get a better spec if i had one custom built?

i would use it mainly for photo editing, a few games, and just browing the internet. price i will go to £350-400.

cheers for any ideas, there seems to be so many different options and im now a bit :confused:

thankyou ian
 
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ianCA

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this is the problem really. i dont know whether i can trust these online custom build sites, in terms of aftersales and build quality that is.

i was going to go with something from dell but i have heard reports of bad build quality as far as they are concerned.

http://www.dinopc.com/

thats one of the custom build sites i have been looking at
 
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bomberboysk

bomberboysk

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ianCA said:
this is the problem really. i dont know whether i can trust these online custom build sites, in terms of aftersales and build quality that is.

i was going to go with something from dell but i have heard reports of bad build quality as far as they are concerned.

http://www.dinopc.com/
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Hmm, im not from the UK so i really cant say anything good or bad about that site. I do know that cyberpower is a pretty decent one if you configure a good power supply:
http://www.cyberpowersystem.co.uk/
 
wizle

wizle

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Try building one yourself, its easier than you think and all you have to do is post here for all the expert help you need!
 
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ianCA

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everyday use such as photo editing, music, web browsing although the ability to play a few games would be nice but not essential (i have an xbox)
 
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AMD7

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By far, Custom building it yourself is the cheapest way to get a computer, with that being said i would recommend a computer with good specs incase any software in the future requires it, if you like i can look about for some good computers?
 
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