Advice on Computer Build

I don't see why not. Give me a mo to check newegg, and I'll tell you if it's worth it.

EDIT: $3210.93, without the monitor as Newegg doesn't have it. In English monies that £1615.40. Tiny bit cheaper, yeah, and I haven't even bothered to look at shippping (it won't be £1400, put it that way!).

It's a damned shame that Newegg doesn't deliver internationally.

Any other good US sites that might deliver to little old me?

I'm really not sure man.

I don't see why not. Give me a mo to check newegg, and I'll tell you if it's worth it. EDIT: $3210.93, without the monitor as Newegg doesn't have it. In English monies that £1615.40. Tiny bit cheaper, yeah, and I haven't even bothered to look at shippping (it won't be £1400, put it that way!). It's a damned shame that Newegg doesn't deliver internationally. Any other good US sites that might deliver to little old me?

Find someone you trust in the US, have Newegg ship to them, have them ship to you. It would be tons cheaper that way, assuming you know someone in the US that you trust enough to do that.

lenny why are you buying so much worthless shit

lenny why are you buying so much worthless shit

Obviously because I'll have the money...

What would you advise, then? Bearing in mind I want something that has enough power to do what I want (my current PC has 3gb RAM, a 2.4ghz dual core, and the 8800GTS, and you can hear it struggling to keep up with some of my models), something that still has room to be upgraded, and something that will last me well for three or four years at the least. I would like to see what you'd build, as you're one of the few that gives the impression of knowing what he's talking about.

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I know a few people in the US who might receive the parts that for me and then ship them... hmmm... possibility.