Build Your Own Computer

Why would you want to build your own computer? Not to save
money. With a decent manufactured computer costing less
than $400.00,Build Your Own slot gacor hari ini: What to Look for in a Case Articles it will cost you more to buy the parts to build your own. There are five advantages to building
rather than buying.

  1. Most manufactured computers are build using proprietary
    components. When (not if) your computer breaks down, you
    can’t use off-the-shelf replacement parts. You have to pay
    a lot more for the manufacturer’s proprietary replacement
    parts.
  2. Low cost manufactured computers use the cheapest
    components. These components are marginal or below
    specifications. When you build your own computer, you
    select the quality of each component.
  3. When you have built your own computer, you are more
    knowledgeable and capable of performing your own
    troubleshooting. You don’t have to pay $75.00 per hour for
    a service technician.
  4. When your computer becomes outdated, you can easily
    upgrade it yourself. You will be a better judge of when
    its more logical to build a new computer from scratch, or
    to update the old one.
  5. You will feel the pride and confidence of having built
    your own computer. And, you will have proof that you
    really are smarter than your friends!

Yes, you can build your own computer. Today’s
plug-and-play mother boards with on-board video, sound,
and network circuitry make it easy. You can build your own
computer in 90 minutes. 30 minutes to build the computer
plus an hour of waiting while installing the operating
system.

When I build a computer, the first component that I
consider is the case. Here is what to look for in a case:

  • The form factor

Make sure your case style matches the form factor of
available motherboards. Most motherboards today are the
ATX form factor. You should buy an ATX style case. Do not
buy an AT style case. The AT style case has been obsolete
for years. Some computer component providers are trying to
unload their obsolete AT style cases to inexperienced
computer hobbyists.

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