Is it possible to build a half decent PC to play wow on with a £400 budget strapped for money atm since im doing my driving and trying to get a car. So was just wondering is it possible cause i dont want to be getting one from ebay?

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@khann: you just made my day :D any ideas? Since im not the best when it comes to parts!

@lukereees: Are you looking to get a monitor and operating system as well with that £400?

@pcorb: not a monitor, if i have to ill get the operating system outside the budget

@lukereees: Here's an idea of the kind of parts you'd want to look at. It's not going to max out the witcher 3 or anything any time soon, but for a Wow box it should more than suffice. Also, if you toss in a better GPU down the line, the rest of the system should hold up. The only potential bottleneck is the CPU, really.

@pcorb: it says error 404 not found buddy

I'd say get a good CPU along with a good motherboard, 8 GB's of RAM and a midrange GPU. As long as you have a good CPU, you can switch out your GPU much more easily for a more powerful one along the line. 400 pound sterling is cutting it very close.

@lukereees: My bad, link should work now.

Thanks everyone its only for wow atm so if i need to upgrade another time i will

How hard is it too put together yourself?

@lukereees: Not at all. Everything is pretty clearly marked and if you run into any problems there are a billion guides.

@corevi: so glad i posted on this forum a ton of help! Hopefully i can build a good pc for now and slowly upgrade it. Im going to use the parts from the link above i think

@lukereees: GB even put up a building guide. Follow the master:

Or... you could watch the one Tested did with Jeff... I guess...

@lukereees: Not very.

Seriously, if you ever played with lego you're halfway there. And there's a ton of guides and videos to walk you through the process. This guy is pretty good at explaining the process, for example.

Thanks everyone will definately start picking up some parts from today then