I've got an Atari game that I won in a competition. It was like a squash game with a little white blob that you knocked backwards and forwards. There was a 'bleep' every time you hit the blob, or the blob hit the sides of the court. If your opponent missed it, then you won the point. Haven't used it for years, I think it's in the cockloft.
Don't bother with computer games these days but get the impression that they have changed somewhat. lol
I've got an Atari game that I won in a competition. It was like a squash game with a little white blob that you knocked backwards and forwards. There was a 'bleep' every time you hit the blob, or the blob hit the sides of the court. If your opponent missed it, then you won the point. Haven't used it for years, I think it's in the cockloft.
Don't bother with computer games these days but get the impression that they have changed somewhat. lol
I've got an Atari game that I won in a competition. It was like a squash game with a little white blob that you knocked backwards and forwards. There was a 'bleep' every time you hit the blob, or the blob hit the sides of the court. If your opponent missed it, then you won the point. Haven't used it for years, I think it's in the cockloft.
Don't bother with computer games these days but get the impression that they have changed somewhat. lol
That's genuinely a good find! Better than the one I linked a few weeks back.
Stop fretting over that CPU mate, it's more than reasonable and easily overclockable probably up to 4.2 Ghz on all 6 cores. Unless you plan on streaming whilst browsing AND gaming with higher settings, that'll be fine.
The link ain't working for me right now but it's dual channel RAM presumably (more important than most realise), I'd be interested to know the speed. Also seems to have an NVME M.2 which you probably want to leave for the OS alone (overkill OS storage wise, doesn't really matter though) and have a seperate SSD for games storage.
Cheers mate. I’ve spent a few days deliberating, as I always do with a big purchase, and it seems to be the best value deal out there by a good £100-£200. Is a 550w power supply sufficient? I’d have thought Scan would know what they’re doing but I saw this on HotUKDeals and there’s a coupe of people questioning it.
Would the M.2 be alright with the OS and just a couple of games? I’m not planning on doing a huge amount on it any time soon. I’ll be stripping all the bloatware as soon as it’s working.
Cheers mate. I’ve spent a few days deliberating, as I always do with a big purchase, and it seems to be the best value deal out there by a good £100-£200. Is a 550w power supply sufficient? I’d have thought Scan would know what they’re doing but I saw this on HotUKDeals and there’s a coupe of people questioning it.
Would the M.2 be alright with the OS and just a couple of games? I’m not planning on doing a huge amount on it any time soon. I’ll be stripping all the bloatware as soon as it’s working.
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There's this 1 that isn't as good and is dearer but looks like its ready to order, you could always send Scan or Ginger6 an email and ask them if they have any ready to go.
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As I say, send them both an email, see if they have any available.
Cheers mate. I’ve spent a few days deliberating, as I always do with a big purchase, and it seems to be the best value deal out there by a good £100-£200. Is a 550w power supply sufficient? I’d have thought Scan would know what they’re doing but I saw this on HotUKDeals and there’s a coupe of people questioning it.
Would the M.2 be alright with the OS and just a couple of games? I’m not planning on doing a huge amount on it any time soon. I’ll be stripping all the bloatware as soon as it’s working.
The G6 Infinity X6 is the perfect choice for users seeking a fast i5 gaming PC. Intel Core i5 9400F 4.1 GHZ Hex Core CPU - 16GB DDR4 RAM - 512Gb NVMe M.2 Solid State Drive - Nvidia RTX 3060 Ti - Windows 10 - Tower - Need help? Call now on 01902 714533.
www.ginger6.com
There's this 1 that isn't as good and is dearer but looks like its ready to order, you could always send Scan or Ginger6 an email and ask them if they have any ready to go.
The G6 Infinity X5 is the perfect choice for users seeking a fast i5 gaming PC. Intel Core i5 9400F 4.1 GHZ Hex Core CPU - 16GB RAM - 512Gb M.2 SSD Drive - Nvidia RTX 3060 - Windows 10 - Tower - Need help? Call now on 01902 714533.
www.ginger6.com
As I say, send them both an email, see if they have any available.
It's a doddle mate, 4 fasteners and shoving some cables through holes in the case and plugging them in. Just make sure the fan is correctly orientated...
In response to your other question, 550W does strike me as being on the low side for a 3070 however it must be fine, a mate got a PC from SCAN and the build quality (cable management etc) was very good to be fair, they also stress tested the CPU for 24 hours and put some wallpapers etc on it, with that in mind it must be fine.
It's a doddle mate, 4 fasteners and shoving some cables through holes in the case and plugging them in. Just make sure the fan is correctly orientated...
In response to your other question, 550W does strike me as being on the low side for a 3070 however it must be fine, a mate got a PC from SCAN and the build quality (cable management etc) was very good to be fair, they also stress tested the CPU for 24 hours and put some wallpapers etc on it, with that in mind it must be fine.
Thanks chaps. This PC searching isn’t half a mine field. I find one and think it may be the one, then I go to configure it and realise they haven’t even included Windows or WiFi lol
Thanks chaps. This PC searching isn’t half a mine field. I find one and think it may be the one, then I go to configure it and realise they haven’t even included Windows or WiFi lol
If you're going to be using Wifi, really consider at some point getting something like this: Amazon product ASIN B07T6H3JKV
Cheap wifi cards, or wifi integrated in the motherboard is not great. I got this card with an external antenna and its given me absolutely perfect connection, even better than a wired connection to my router.
Thanks chaps. This PC searching isn’t half a mine field. I find one and think it may be the one, then I go to configure it and realise they haven’t even included Windows or WiFi lol
Thanks chaps. This PC searching isn’t half a mine field. I find one and think it may be the one, then I go to configure it and realise they haven’t even included Windows or WiFi lol