Parts inside a PC that you can Customize
In this blog post I will describe the different parts inside the computer (Not monitor or case) and in which way can you customize them.
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Power supply - some people say that power supply is not important, but it actually is very important. Power supply is used to basically power everything up with electricity. The more graphic cards you have in your custom PC, and the more power-consuming your processor is, the more money you will need to spend on the power supply.
Processor - processor proceds all the things you do on your computer. The better processor youbuy, the better and faster your computer will work, but some processors overheat too much, and they require high cooling systems.
RAM - The more RAM you buy, the more things you could do at once at your PC. People who like to play at high quality, and record everything they do, while chatting on skype, with Google chrome open, like to buy lots of RAM. You can buy either 2,4,8,16,32 or 64 (which is just too much)
Video Card - Video Card is one of the most customizable parts of a PC. The better your Video Card is, the better graphics you can have in your gaming experience, and that's why so many people buy super expensive cards, but they forget to spent money on everything else, because the graphics card is not only the thing that is responsible for good game play. Having good motherboard and good processor is also very important, so don't spend 1000 $ on a graphics card on your 50$ PC, it will not change much.
Motherboard - motherboard is the main part of your computer, so you should think about this one the most. Chosing motherboard influences directly which components will you need to buy. The more expensive the motherboard, the better components should you buy, but any would work, it is just you did not spend your money well.
Hard Drive - With hard drive everything is easy. The more space you want, the bigger hard drive you buy, and if you want to data to load faster you can buy an SSD, which is a little bit more expensive. Don't overbuy memory if you are not gonna use it, it would be a waste of money. 1 or 2 TB is just enough, unless you plan downloading hundreds of movies and games.
CD-Rom - There is not much customization you can do about the CD-Rom, but you can either choose between puting a normal one that comes installed in all the basic PCs, or you can put a Blue ray one to watch movies in super high defenition (But personally, in the era of internet where you can download everything, I would not put a blu ray CD-Rom inside my computer)
I have learned a lot of things about different computer parts, and I hope you, my reader can learn some things as well. In the future I will do a better review on each of the things, and I will post on how to choose your monitor, mouse etc.
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