Budget
The amount available for the new components.
The more clearly you describe your needs, the better the budget can be used and the components matched to the actual workload.
To make the process straightforward, here is the information I need to prepare a well-balanced PC specification.
The amount available for the new components.
What the PC will mainly be used for — for example gaming, video editing, CAD/CAM or graphics work.
For gaming: 1080p, 1440p or 4K and, if known, your target monitor refresh rate.
Applications you use or plan to use, such as Adobe Premiere Pro, AutoCAD or Blender.
Preferred brands, colour scheme, case type and any RGB preferences for the case, fans and components.
Should the budget include Windows, a monitor, keyboard, mouse or headset? For a monitor, please include resolution and refresh rate.
I do not recommend including peripherals in the main PC budget. Monitors, keyboards, mice and headsets cover a very wide price range and can consume a large part of the amount intended for the computer itself.
The service includes three different PC specifications prepared for your budget and intended use.
Each proposal includes a complete list of selected components.
The specification lists specific component models, without retailer links.
You can request one revision to one of the prepared specifications.
I normally need up to 2 working days from receipt of payment to prepare the three specifications.
Choose “PC specification — advice” and include your budget, intended use, resolution, key applications, preferences and whether Windows or peripherals should be included.
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