Hey,
I need some help building an awesome desktop. I mainly use it for Multimedia, I watch loads of films, listen to music and play games too, such as Total War and Metro 2033 so want to be able to play all the latest games with ease on max settings. I also burn a lot of DVDs and have devices such as external hard drives that I connect up to my PC regularly. I seen there was a Thunderbolt motherboard on here not so long ago and that looked cool because i am guessing it has quicker performance in start up as well as transferring files which would be good for me but that seems to have been removed... The other big thing for me is that I use 2 screens nearly all the time, my regular PC monitor and I have that connected to a 46" LED but at the minute I don't think my graphics card is good enough to play games through the big screen I can only just about get a decent screen resolution on the big TV. I am easy when it comes to a budget I think anything up to £2500 is fine but if less can be spent... bonus! I also prefer Intel to AMD. Thanks in advance guys
Chris
I need some help building an awesome desktop. I mainly use it for Multimedia, I watch loads of films, listen to music and play games too, such as Total War and Metro 2033 so want to be able to play all the latest games with ease on max settings. I also burn a lot of DVDs and have devices such as external hard drives that I connect up to my PC regularly. I seen there was a Thunderbolt motherboard on here not so long ago and that looked cool because i am guessing it has quicker performance in start up as well as transferring files which would be good for me but that seems to have been removed... The other big thing for me is that I use 2 screens nearly all the time, my regular PC monitor and I have that connected to a 46" LED but at the minute I don't think my graphics card is good enough to play games through the big screen I can only just about get a decent screen resolution on the big TV. I am easy when it comes to a budget I think anything up to £2500 is fine but if less can be spent... bonus! I also prefer Intel to AMD. Thanks in advance guys
Chris