The combo you noted is well done. You listed the usual CPU and video card but what is this about a sound card? With most onboard sound having improved over the years why not wait and see if you can go with the usual?
Some folk fall for replacing the network card too.
As to prices, that's tough as only those in your city may have exact prices.
I like this list for video cards and be sure they don't skimp on the power supply as if they do, trouble seems to dog the machine.
-> http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/gaming-graphics-card-review,3107.html
Bob
Okay, I would like to be able to make a new Gaming Computer which will mostly be used for gaming and browsing. I will be playing games which require good specs, like Battlefield 4. I would like to try to spend as little as possible, since I don't know how much a PC would cost with some of these specs:
i5 Quad Core GTX 760 8GB RAM - HDD, no Crossfire and only 1 graphic card.
These are the minimum I would like. Include other parts such as processors sound card etc. I would like a good sound card as well, but I don't have any that I want, again, just do what you think is best
I don't want to spend more than £600 if that is possible, if not, you can still post, just nothing over £700 please, unless you think it's worth it. I might not be building it myself. Just make sure that it is available in the UK.
Thanks.

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