Thinking About Multiboxing

[Edrush]

Hi All
After playing WoW for a few years now and now watching Tim doing his stuff on Justin tv i am very inserted in giving multiboxing a go i know for sure my pc will not even run 2 lots of wow. So on with why i posted am after a ready made system to run 5 i may as well go for 5 lol as am not to clever at building one from bits this is why i am going for a ready made one
Zoostorm Desktop PC - Desktops at Ebuyer Will i need to upgrade?
Zoostorm Gaming Desktop PC - Desktops at Ebuyer Will i Need To Upgrade?
Any help and advice will be welcome or any other links to any other ready made systems Just to let you know i am living in the UK so it will have to be £ and not $ lol
Thanks in advance Ed

[burningforce]

if you are not tech savvy, there are online videos that show you how to put together a system, and you can always ask us

the linked computers are ok, but not great. The big problem I see with buying premade computers is the cost, performance, and not really upgradeable in the future.

so try and learn how to build a computer, you won't regret it and you might save money in the long run

[EaTCarbS]

building a computer is easy, the Motherboard manual tells you where to plug in everything =)

[Ualaa]

I used to not like mounting the motherboard and placing the CPU.
These are a lot easier now.

If you go with a premade system, you'll be paying $200 or so extra for them to put it together.
The only reason to go with a premade system, is if they offer a strong warranty and you don't want to have to rely on manufacturer's RMA if something breaks.
Even still, a warranty is like insurance; nice to have, but looking at everyone combined more money is paid for the warranty then costs the company offering it.

[Nghtmr9999]

Building > buying a premade. Plus, the internet is your friend on how to put it together

[Edrush]

Thanks for your posts guys and the only thing that puts me off from trying to make one from parts is what will work with what.But thinking about it i have a mate who is working for the RAF in IT so maybe he could help me along the way and like you have posted aswell you guys could help along the way
Thanks Again Ed

[Ualaa]

Newegg is usually fairly competitive as far as prices go.
You can try other online stores like TigerDirect.

You can also use the online builder for a lot of computer stores.
My local store - Memory Express has a builder.
Or go to Falcon NW, Dell, Alienware etc.
Use the sites as a research tool to see what they put into their systems.

That at least gives you an idea how several systems look.
You can google a part and +review.
You can also google a part and get several online prices.

[LindlineOLD]

The biggest advantage of building versus buying is you dont get a crap load of useless software bogging down your system when you build yourself.

[Edrush]

Thanks Ualaa we have some sites in the uk aswell what does the stuff you are on about i will have to look through the forums for a spec of pc and have a look at the pricers alot i have a look at are priced in dollers and not pounds and are also US sites
And Lindline your right with not having unwanted programs on i get sick off going through and getting rid of unwanted rubbish that is put on a pre made pc
Thanks Again Ed

[Ualaa]

Not sure on your budget, but a very decent system for boxing would be along these lines (would not need this strong exactly, but I'll not recommend less then an i7, for a new system).

64-bit version of Windows 7.
i7 920 processor.
x58 chipset motherboard
6/9/12gb of ddr3 ram
low end SSD purely for games, not your operating system.