Need help choosing pc parts max €250/ £210 including the shipping!

[dfire]

Hi i'm in need of an new pc.
I'd like to be able to play games like blackligt retribution and run adobe after effects as said in the title my budget is €250 or £210 .

Things i dont need: keyboard , mouse , monitor , OS , harddrive and diskreader.

My preferred site is lambda-tek.com

I made my own prototype for an pc any suggestions to upgrading are welcome
( http://www.lambda-tek.com/computing/pcdesigner.pl?cart=%0ACPU%09228 )

 

[Memnarchon]

Hello. I couldnt see your suggestion. But I think I made a good gaming build for £249.41. I am trying to lower this value but I will destroy its gaming power.

http://www.lambda-tek.com/computing/pcdesigner.pl?cart=%0ACPU%092201621%091%0AMOTHERBOARD%09B692521%091%0AMEMORY%091859415%091%0AGRAPHICSCARD%09B831191%091%0ACASE%09B833947%091%0APSU%092106732%091%0A

Components:

Processor
1 x Intel Pentium (G620) 2.6GHz Dual Core Processor... £38.30

Motherboard
1 x P8H61-M LX REV.3 S1155 H61 MATX - VGA+SND+GLN+U... £36.06

Memory
1 x Corsair Value Select 4GB (2 x 2GB) Memory Kit 1... £15.58

Graphics Card
1 x RADEON HD 6750 1GB DDR3 - PCI-E VGA DVI-I HDMI ... £55.59

Chassis
1 x PC SKINZ 710B ATX/MATX MIDITOWER BLACK CASE £21.82

Power Supply
1 x Antec Basiq VP-450P - Power supply ( internal )... £27.80

TOTAL: £195.15 (without VAT)

And dont mind what they are saying about the psu. Both CPU and GPU use very low power. You can check it here too: http://images10.newegg.com/BizIntell/tool/psucalc/index.html?name=Power-Supply-Wattage-Calculator

"Our recommended PSU Wattage: 340 W
Please click “Find PSUs” button to find out the best results." from newegg"

Edit: A lower cost but much less gpu/cpu power:

This is the best I could do.
http://www.lambda-tek.com/computing/pcdesigner.pl?cart=%0ACPU%092287567%091%0AMOTHERBOARD%09B692521%091%0AMEMORY%091859415%091%0AGRAPHICSCARD%09B681456%091%0ACASE%09B833947%091%0APSU%092106732%091%0A


Intel Celeron G530 / 2.4 GHz - ... £26.86/ea
PC SKINZ 710B ATX/MATX MIDITOWER BLACK CASE £21.82/ea
Antec Basiq VP-450P - Power supply ( internal )... £27.80/ea
MSI AMD Radeon HD 6570 650MHz 1800MHz 1024MB 12... £37.11/ea
Corsair Value Select 4GB (2 x 2GB) Memory Kit 1... £15.58/ea
P8H61-M LX REV.3 S1155 H61 MATX - VGA+SND+GLN+U... £36.25/ea

SUBTOTAL £165.42
DELIVERY £18.00
VAT at 20% £36.68

TOTAL £220.10

 

[Memnarchon]

I made a little search about Sandybridge Celeron's gaming power and I found that its very powerful for its price.

An xbitlabs review that I found http://www.xbitlabs.com/articles/cpu/display/celeron-g540-g440_6.html the reviewer said:
"Sandy Bridge microarchitecture has always performed very well in 3D games. And today is no exception. Unlike their predecessors, the new Celeron processors can deliver much higher fps rate. Moreover, the difference between the Celeron and Pentium processors doesn’t seem that significant at all, so low-cost Celeron G540 or Celeron G530 processors may be a good option for inexpensive gaming systems after all."

And with numbers like this:

I think its safe to say that you will not see a performance hit from cpu on 2nd suggestion.