PC Building Made Easy

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PC Building Made Easy
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The Budget The Purpose

• When building a PC the first two things one must
  focus on is the budget and the purpose you are
  building a PC.
• This helps you to figure out what kind of
  hardware you will be adding to your build.
• A budget is like a guideline on which you can
  build your system around, whether or not to have
  high-end parts or just have basic hardware that
  will get the job done.
• The purpose of building a PC is the goal you are
  looking to achieve through your system.
• If you are building a PC for home or office use a
  cheap budget PC is what you will go for, but if
  you are going to do some hardcore gaming or tasks
  that will push your processor and will require a
  GPU then you are looking at a fairly more
  expensive build.

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Looking For Parts Comparison

• When you have decided on your budget and the kind
  of tasks that you will be performing on your
  system the next thing you would want to do is
  parts hunting.
• Building a framework in your mind or maybe
  building an online shopping cart with the
  hardware is what will give you an understanding
  of what your system will look like.
• Depending on the kind of work you will be
  performing you need to choose if your system
  requires a GPU and whether or not to buy a
  graphics card.
• A high end graphics card will help you run all
  triple A game titles on higher framerates and
  also provide better editing quality for video
  editing.
• A high end processor and ram will help you with
  shorter render times for your video projects.
• Where as on the other hand a basic processor, ram
  and no or basic GPU will best suit you if you
  arent going to be doing CPU extensive tasks.

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Online vs Offline

• You can buy your PC online or pick your parts
  from an offline vendor or computer store.
• Building a PC offline will mean you have someone
  to guide you and give their opinion on the kind
  of hardware you will be choosing.
• Whether you buy a computer monitor, buy a
  graphics card and all other components together
  or buy a pre built system from a computer shop.
  
• Apart from just the CPU hardware and the system
  itself you will also need to choose a range of
  peripherals like a monitor, mouse, keyboard,
  headphones, speakers etc depending on your needs.
• Here as well you will face a situation where you
  will have to choose whether you want to spend
  more and get the best or stick to the basic.
• With the ever growing PC world one can choose the
  best gaming keyboard and mouse for an elusive
  gaming experience and can team this up with a
  gaming monitor which will push all the pixels at
  quicker response times.

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• When you buy a system you can also have a look at
  certain demo systems or equivalent hardware to
  get an idea of what your system will look like.
• Where as buying a system online will help you
  compare different hardware and provide detailed
  information on their performance and specs.
• You can also build a complete rig by adding parts
  to your PC through various websites like Origin
  PC, Razer, etc which help you build your own
  system by picking and choosing available hardware
  from their website.
• With different discounts and vast range of
  websites online shopping for PC hardware and PC
  building is often chosen over offline shopping.

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Budget vs High End.

• You can either build a budget system or complete
  ultimate rig to perform all your tasks with ease.
• A budget PC can include an entry level Intel or
  AMD processor like the Ryzen 3, the Intel core i3
  or the Intel Pentium processors which dont cost
  much.
• Supporting the processor while going for a budget
  build you can go for a micro or mini atx
  motherboard along with 8gb of ram.
• You can buy a graphics card or choose to use the
  on board graphics where you can save big bucks.
  You can also buy a graphics card, either a nvidia
  or an AMD card.
• And if you arent looking for a designer case and
  want something basic and dont really want to
  show off the inside of your case you can buy a
  basic case without a clear glass side panel.

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• On the contrary if you want to build a power
  house of a PC and want over kill you will be
  looking at the best of best hardware for your
  system.
• Starting off with Intels i7 or AMDs Ryzen 7
  processors which consist of 8 and 12 cores
  respectively. Or if you are looking for total
  overkill then you can choose from Intels i9 X
  series processors or AMDs thread ripper which is
  a beast.
• With a high end processor you will need a
  supporting motherboard and CPU cooling solution
  which come in a variety of AIO coolers or Air
  coolers with RGB.
• You can team this up with over 16gb of ram a m.2
  nvme drive for fast boot and faster loading times
  on your games and softwares.
• And to push all the pixels and get the best
  results in gaming you can buy a graphics card
  that can out perform any other card in the
  market.
• In order to match up to the system you build you
  will need high end matching peripherals. Buying
  the best gaming keyboard, mouse and monitor will
  enhance your gaming experience.
• Overall in order to have an ultimate rig you will
  need to go for the best hardware available.

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