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Nothing is wrong with it, I gave it to a family member as a gift and wanted another one.

I'm looking to spec a pc that is able to play pretty much all games and record them at the same time but don't really know enough to confidently spec something myself. Main games that it needs to be able to run are games like rust and overwatch. Budget for the pc itself would be around £1500...

I recently purchased my own custom pc from here a few months ago and now my friend would also like to buy a pc but doesn't want to spend too much if they don't have to. I was curious what would be a minimal amount of money one could spend on a pc build and still receive good enough performance...

yeah I removed Norton using the unistaller you linked. I did go into the device manager yesterday to update the drivers so maybe I accidently disabled it like a muppet. I've enabled it now and all drivers are still up to date. The second monitor is working again now and the games are all good...

I've done them all and the games seem slightly faster now but they're still nowhere near where they were in terms of graphics and performance.

So to clarify should I do all of those optional updates or just select ones and I'll unistall Norton now XD thanks

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I got my pc around a month ago now and yesterday after downloading and watching disney + for 20 minutes my pc froze and I had to turn it off on the case. Once I got it back on my second monitor is no longer being detected and any game/app I run is laggy as hell and unusable. I downloaded Disney...

Thank you so much for the insight. I’ve learnt so much from you already. :)

Just curious. Why have you opted for 2 SSDs and also this might sound dumb but do I need a wireless network card in order to use my wifi for the pc.

Wow thank you that seems so good.

£1800 overall £1500 pc £300 monitor

£1500 for the tower and £300 for the monitor. If that’s not quite enough then I’m willing to push a little extra.

I'm looking to get back into pc gaming after around 10 years on console gaming and I don't know a whole lot about different parts and the compatibility between them. I have a budget of around £1500 which I know isn't a whole lot. Any advice on a build that would be ideal for competitive gaming...