hi im going to build a pc i found a mother board processor graphics card bundle withExtreme performance gaming bundle
PC Upgrade kit with CPU, Board, Graphics
AMD Phenom? 8750 X3 Triple Core CPU
XFX ATI Radeon HD4650 1GB O/C Graphics Card
Sapphire RS740G2 ATI motherboard with performance cooling fan
AMD 740G + SB600 Chipset 320 Stream Processors
PCI Express 2.0
DirectX 10.1 Support
ATI PowerPlay? Technology
6 Channel Integrated High Definition audio
10/100 Ethernet for fast networking and broadband
2 x DDR II Dimm slots supporting up to 8GB memory 1066/800/667/533 Dual Channel
Expansion slots: 1 x PCI-E X16, 2 x PCI, 1 x PCI-EX1 slots
4 x SATA II RAID, 4 x USB 2.0 Includes Call of Duty Modern Warfare Game
could someone let know exactly everything else ill need if you do this as a list for me thanks also whats your thoughts on this bundle its 160.OO POUNDS THANKS
By extreme performance, it means 'bare minimum', that's about the slowest PC I'd recommend to play a game like COD. It's not worth £160, barely £100, the CPU is ancient and very slow (worth about £15-£20), and the graphics card is pretty cheap and low-grade (worth about £30), which just leaves the board. It's a bottom-end basic board, so is worth about £25. Totals £70 tops, nowhere near the £160 being asked of it.
Avoid.
What you need is more money and from my advice as ive built many pcs don't purchase packages get your stuff separate then assemble it, it usually works cheaper that way. If you need any help or advice email me at edited by ddp ill be happy to help.
Well, you can still build a PC that can play games (just) with only spending £160 on the performance-deciding parts. The problem is, the minimum price of the rest of the parts will be at least £100 as well, so we need to ascertain that the OP does in fact have all the funds required.
For the CPU/RAM/GPU like in this post, you can actually do far better for the same £160 price:
Athlon II X2 250 for £50
GigabyteAMD 740G board for £36
XFX Radeon HD5750 for £85
A little bit over the £160 mark but not by much, and it's vastly better than what the OP posted.
