Anyone know a good website where i can custom build a gaming PC for £850 ($1291.06 according to google)

If it was upto me (christmas and birthday present) i would just select all the top of the range stuff but i know some people will know exactly what to add to my pc and how to make it work 99.99% for what i need

Note i will be using this PC for Gaming (CoD mostly) and programming

If all goes to plan i should be getting this PC around March 2016 sadly this means nothing to unwrap on christmas cant make my mum a mess the one time of year its allowed and i cant do it

if you want to (dont have to) you could build it for me (would help out alot ) and send me a link or something like that (i think you can build a pc for someone atleast someones sent me a link to their pc specs before and it looked like it was a list on a pc building site)

So no one replied looks like no one wants to help out a fellow gamer anyways been looking i now have a short list of specs are they good specs?

It looks good but the motherboard and CPU are not compatible.

It looks good but the motherboard and CPU are not compatible.

how would i know if they are compatible?

EDIT: im new to computer building btw

https://ca.pcpartpicker.com/

^^^^ Use this website it will tell you if you have any incompatibilities.

https://ca.pcpartpicker.com/

^^^^ Use this website it will tell you if you have any incompatibilities.

so im stumped no matter what i pick that site keeps saying my set up has incompatability issues

anyways this is what i have so far http://ca.pcpartpicker.com/p/jzfnzy finally found a set that has no issues according to the site

Do you live in canada?

Do you live in canada?

No and why would you need to know where i live?

Because clearly you live in the uk and your using pcpartspicker canada to choose your pc parts from canadian website that you clearly cannot buy from unless you want to pay 100s in import and shipping fees.

To build your pc use https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/ then once the price comes to around your budget, you can move on from there.

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Double Post Merge: November 14, 2015, 10:46:51 pm

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actually check out this build I did when I was looking at the site. Pretty beast pc if you ask me 
http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/p/CNKP4D

https://ca.pcpartpicker.com/

^^^^ Use this website it will tell you if you have any incompatibilities.

I just gave you the Canadian link i believe you can find a uk version.

Because clearly you live in the uk and your using pcpartspicker canada to choose your pc parts from canadian website that you clearly cannot buy from unless you want to pay 100s in import and shipping fees.

To build your pc use https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/ then once the price comes to around your budget, you can move on from there.

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Double Post Merge: November 14, 2015, 10:46:51 pm

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actually check out this build I did when I was looking at the site. Pretty beast pc if you ask me 
http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/p/CNKP4D

i was just using the site to see if it is all compatible with each other i can prive it up from where im buying the parts from (as i already have)

take a look to this page
http://www.logicalincrements.com/

Eh, i'd go with a EVGA GTX 960 4G For The Win(FTW). Costs a bit more but it overclocks better(assuming thats what your planning on doing).

You may want to change your power supply. 750 watts is way more than you need and the CX corsair power supplies are known for having coil whine(high pitched noise from the power supply). I'd recommend looking for one around 550-600 watts, Gold efficiency rating, and Japanese capacitors.

Motherboard is OK i guess. You won't be able to SLI for more performance since it only has one PCI slot. Personally i'd go for a full sized ATX motherboard just so you can get more PCI slots for SLI/other devices. From what I've read the GTX 960 scales very nice in SLI(comparable to the GTX 980 even with 4GB of VRAM).