Zoostorm P/C and E Buyer.

[beorhthelm]

I need a new PC for office based stuff and games capable of playing latest Battlefield COD etc. Any recommendations without spending fortunes?

the obvious answer is buy a playstation 4. assuming you need to have a PC, it depends on performance expected, doesnt have to be expensive. if you are happy with 50+ fps on high settings, rather than 100+ fps on ultra high, then look at the budget gaming setups from Scan or Novatech. or fit a £100 card and SSD to any normal PC, assuming it has the internal space and PSU (~500W) to support.

 

[grawhite]

I have used ebuyer a couple of times, but mostly use Overclockers, maybe a bit more pricey but the service is first class.


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[Nigella's Cream Pie]

OP says just for internet so tablet is the way to go

 

[Badger]

I've used Ebuyer loads of times over the years. Built and upgraded quite a few PCs with very few issues. I've always found their delivery to be very good, along with their returns. I've only ever had one RMA rejected, but I was rather trying my luck as I'd snapped off a component on a motherboard. I can't comment on the service over the last couple of years though.

My parents bought a Zoostorm PC from them a couple of years ago. You do very much get what you pay for in terms of the performance, but they are well built and none of the components have failed. You could get slightly better specs if you built it yourself, but there's more chance of having those annoying little hardware compatibility issues you often get with self-builds.

 

[Templeton Peck]

Got my parents a Zoostorm laptop a couple of years ago. Decent quality, apart from the built in mouse-pad. Aside from that lovely screen and keyboard. It seems they make a lot of parts for Samsung (or use the same manufacturer) as it looks identical to the Samsung laptop my gf has, minus the £300 extra for the brand name.