Quindiana Jones
is an EoFF Immortal
Would sniff your fingers to be polite
Nameleon.

To be fair, if your casing is ok then with your dads help you might want to build a new computer from motherboard up it'd definitely be doable in under £600 and could even include optional extras like water cooling (if the case can handle that) however thats a more time consuming option, if you don't have the time or the patience to rebuild from scratch then theres the option of buying a new computer. I would probably go against the upgrading the graphics alone since if you doubt your psu's power to run the games you're after then you won't get the best of it. I would check the games you want to run on here it will check your specs against the reccomended and minimum requirements for the game of your choice. However it won't accept all graphics cards as viable since it will only compare yours to the ones listed on the packaging of the game itself.

Dell used to be known for doing things that would make upgrading a pc nigh on impossible by yourself, they used to solder/glue the components in but stopped the practice by 1997. I5 processors are the new range of intel processing chips, they begin with i3 (intel 3 core processor) they're basically better the higher the number the highest chipsets are i7s or i8s now (7 and 8 cores to a chip is a hell of a lot) so an i5 is a mid range I series processor but still much more powerful than your average duo core (or i2 as it would be)

As for windows 7 premium and ultimate I'm not entirely sure what the differences are between the two but I have home premium on mine and I can do anything I like on it so I doubt you'd lose much efficiency.

I saw that and somehow recognised you immediately. I didn't realise it was on your instruction though, you handsome devil you

I'll pm the dragon age stuff, too long won't fit in the 1000 char limit lol

will have to reply in 2 parts, too long otherwise.

That pc seems well and good enough. But for £600 you could get quite a beefy desktop especially if you only needed a core tower not a new tft, keyboard + mouse or speaker set up, you could also blow the cash upgrading the machine (to be fair I would probably get new one because if the mainboard won't support a bigger cpu then you're screwed if you spent £600 on upgrade parts and didn't account for this) Dell do the inspiron range here theres one for £629 no monitor ect but hell thats a tasty tower for that money and no upgrades required, 8gb ram, a i5 processor, and a terabyte of storage! If you would rather something other than a Dell then you could do worse than to check PC world or Ebay for one or even see about a custom job far better than the ones sold by John Lewis.

The truth was that I wanted you to say that exact sentence.

Truth.

Those fiendish bastards. This is why we need to be in power instead, so we know all the tricks and can give them a taste of their own medicine.

So what kind of budget you got for your PC buying maybe I can reccomend some models. Also laptop or desktop?

That always confused me about people who had their details or sets changed - why don't you just change it back? I concluded it was sheer laziness, and it seems I was correct! Looks like I can be a scientist after all