Right so before I can discuss upgrades I remembered I live in Denmark and there's a 25% VAT on everything (for example, the CPU costs 3648 DKK = £439). The current build is up from £1440 to £1800 with this applied so it makes any upgrades pushing it, since even the £200 to upgrade to a Ti would push it over £2000. I am able to get 20% off any purchase in Denmark over 1500 DKK (£180), so when it gets to sourcing parts in Denmark it would obviously be better to source as many parts as possible from one site/location
In this case, if I were to buy the CPU from one site on it's own, I'd get 20% off that CPU, in this case reducing it to 2919 DKK £351. Various parts under 1500 DKK would not receive a 20% discount. If I were to buy the CPU + various other parts together, I'd be getting a better deal as the 20% off applies to the entire purchase.
So ultimately my ability to go for better parts is decided by where I can buy the parts in Denmark. I'll have a look at this (obviously I'd appreciate help since I'm sure you know more about where to buy, probably even in Denmark) to see if there is room to upgrade.

When you say the 1080 Ti is 20% faster, I'm assuming that's 20% in every aspect? If that's the case then that's probably the most cost effective way to upgrade performance, otherwise the i7-7820X seems like a better option (assuming you included the cost of a different mobo in that £300). On that note though, is not overclocking an issue i.e if I were comfortable with overclocking then would I get more/better of a CPU for the money?
12-16 cores, if they are more powerful at a similar price point (again, assuming this is why you bring it up), is it worth waiting in your opinion?

I've never overclocked before so if it's not a totally necessary then no.
I'm aware of that but they are pretty much what I'd be using it for in terms of games aside from TF2; just better looking, triple A titles, whatever you want to refer to new releases as.

Fair enough, pretty unreasonable for me to ask for price comparison on top of parts. 3TB sounds good, as for SSDs it's similar to most other aspects, if it doesn't impact price too much then a larger one would be good. Thanks : )

A smaller case is ideal, but if it means the build costs too much/impairs it, then I'm not too fussed on size.
The HDD I had was 2TB so I'd be open to upgrading to 4TB or more, not too sure of how price changes but if it's not too drastic then more storage is always better.

As for rendering, there's not much more I can say to help you help me on that other than so long as it's under the budget I'm sure it'll be a major improvement from what I had, so anything that improves rendering and processing works for me.

I don't think the size should matter for either since I'd rather just overhaul everything and buy an appropriate case. But if I'm wrong, the HDD is 3.5", the motherboard is ATX.
At least ~300fps in TF2/CS using low quality configs (config personal preference only though), and stable 60 with ideally max graphics in newer titles. As for rendering sort of things it's music and video production, so the faster the better really. As long as it can run software without any hitches and a relatively fast rendering speed then I'm happy.
Also paying under 1500 is good but I would like to be able to use this PC for a while without needing upgrades, so I'm not opposed to spending more than I'd need at this time to ensure that in 3-4 years time it can still keep up to an extent.

Can buy in either, it would be quicker to buy in Denmark, but I have family visiting from the UK later this month so they can bring it over if it's significantly cheaper compared to Danish prices.

Hey, my computer's broken and I've been wanting to buy a new one so I'll take this as a sign. Budget of between £1500-2000, would be used for games (TF2/CS@144hz, as well as newer titles like Wolfenstein 2/Metro: Last Exodus) as well as video/music production (Premiere, After Effects, FL Studios). Already have monitors/peripherals, just need a functioning computer that would hopefully last me a while before needing a costly upgrade. Currently living in Denmark, thanks : )

that's a lot of damage per minute

ur criticizing someone for prying into private lives while prying into people's private discussions? lol

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he played an extra 16 minutes

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letting your team down like that is seriously just disgraceful, no excuses for this, its unfair on everyone involved. no doubt he'll be back tomorrow making a post about how sad he is, apologising and saying he loves everyone etc etc.

So I've been wanting to have a kickabout in this country for ages. Are there any good pitches near the NEC? Anyone wanna plan a 5-a-side sesh during i61?