Ok i finally got the £5000 off my mother she promised me and im looking to buy my new PC.

I Found this new 1 at MESH but im a lil clueless when comes to the new PC's so im wondering if its worth the money.

With my cutomisation it has the 4 gig ram, 1TB HD, and the Lexmark X7350 printer/scanner all for about £3500.

That is a lot of money for a new PC so im wondering if its worth it and if not if u know any other good deals for high spec PC's

http://www.meshcomputers.com/Default...UCT&KEY=159062

If you are spending that amount of money, go look at www.vadim.co.uk recent winners of dream pc in custom pc magazine. Simply put the best PC's I have ever seen.

or if you are looking for a slightly cheaper but still very nice pc, you can look at www.gladiatorcomputers.com

woah

build your own. If I can do it anyone can.

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lol just customised a PC on Vadim. Came to over 9k after VAT

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lol the tip with vadim is dont go wild, you do not need cable management, you do not need a cut in the side of the box, just go with the equipment, if you do not know what you want, ring them up, I am told they are amazing.

you can cut down on the price by getting a c2d instead of a quad core as they offer little performance increase if much at all.

that price seems rather large .... im pretty sure u can get it cheaper elsewheer especially if u build ur own but depends if ur comfortable doing that

These days it's arguably cheaper to get a company to build it for you. The total cost of the parts is pretty much the same as buying them yourself and also you have to think about delivery charges on all the various parts if you were to buy them seperately. I worked out the total cost of building a high-end PC on MESH once and the price was almost identical.

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Having said that I'd build my own just for the fun of it

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£ 12712.43 for the PC I built.

10 gigs RAM, Vista, 2 CPU's, 2x512 Gfx cards, super-hydro-liquid-cooling-from-pluto, etc

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you want the c2duo 6600 and pay them to overclock it, they charge £99 to overclock but the results are worth it.

I'll confirm this statement. Plus you tend to get those warranty things. Mesh do 3years as standard (normally).

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Climbing the BK promotional ladder pays, children!

Few million for the one I built. I used a Jet plane external case mod mountint kit.

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well warranties are somewhat weird.... some companies over 3 years others offer only 1 year as standard... either way most the parts in my pc have a 3 year warranty as standard.

The only things that dont are the graphics card cpu cooler and dvd-rw drive i think.

So my point is you shouldnt be made to pay extra for a 3 year warranty by companies when most PC parts will come with 3 year warranties lol.

oh and i built a system similar to mine on vadim for £3100+ .... mine certainly didnt cost anywhere near that much and yes i removed all the stupid cooling and cable tidying options.... lol £400 for cooling no thankyou!

Yes, let's waste cash on 10gb of ram and two processors. Unless it's a fucking server, it can wank off.
And 12 grand isn't cheap for a computer.

I wouldn't spend that much on a PC... that's just silly. And that is just one of the thigns that you can build on the site... :s

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Or give me half the price and I'll talk you through overclocking it!

Whats the diffrence with the Vista Home edition and the Ultimate Edition?

Is it worth the extra £100?