Recent content by richardmead

Personally I take home a comfortable amount every month working as a Telecommunications and Network Engineer for one of the countries leading ISPs (here's a clue, only 2 of them in the UK own all their infrastructure and I work for one of those!) Plus, I work 4 day weeks and once every three...

Yeah, avoid Zotac! Personally most of the stuff inside my PC is Gigabyte and it's still serving me well several years after building. For a graphics card, I'd suggest getting at least an 8GB - 4 will be fine, but it gives you a bit of future proofing. 2GB isn't going to run very many games.

Just to be safe I'd grab a slightly more powerful PSU, so you've got the ability to upgrade in the future without too much hassle. I've still got a GTX780 in my PC and can run the Witcher 3 at high settings without dropping below 60fps. Your PC will be fine for gaming, however slight tip...

I play video games in my spare time, at the moment I'm trying to actually finish The Witcher 3 for about the fifth time, but I always get distracted (although I managed to complete the first two - I keep getting distracted by GWENT.) I also Act, am on the Charity Committee for my social club...

Howdy! Checking the previous questions they're all from 2014 or MASSIVELY out of my price range. I'm off travelling for 3 years and am looking for a laptop to take with me to render videos and edit photos - although the Rendering will obviously be more intensive! I'd seen the DELL Inspiron 13...