How to build a Gaming PC

  How To Build a Personal Computer Part 5. (The Building)   In this guide I will be giving you some pointers and what I found to be some of the most important advice in terms of building a PC. Regardless of what the purpose of your chosen machine is, you will eventually have to get your hands dirty and build it! This can be fairly simple depending on your level on confidence. Regardless, first step would be to prepare your computer case by removing all packaging and making sure it is open and ready for installing. What you insert first into the case is completely up to your preference, but my advice would be to place the Power Supply Unit first and firmly screw it into its designated position, (Usually at the very bottom or top of the computer case.) However, do NOT plug it in yet. Next insert the motherboard and also screw it into place. Once you have successfully achieved this, you may remove the CPU out of its protective casing and apply thermal paste to it and gent...

  How To Build a Computer Part 4. (The Gaming Computer) In today’s guide, we will be aiming to an efficient and powerful gaming machine to fulfil all your gaming needs! The price range that I’ll be aiming around today will be $2000! We will be using the PcPartPicker.com website as a guideline in order to make sure that we remain within our chosen budget of $2000. In contrast to the everyday computer build, in this one, I will pick out the ideal gaming monitor, keyboard, headset and mouse! I’ll make a table below, displaying every component as well as their price and afterwards, I’ll explain some benefits of most and why I found them to be ideal! CPU Intel i7-13700KF $399 GPU Radeon RX 6900XT 16GB $720 Motherboard MSI Pro Z790-P $240 RAM 16GBx2 Silicon Power $68 SSD Crucial P5 1TB $88 HD SEAGATE 1TB ...

  How To Build a Computer Part 3. (The Personal Computer) In today’s guide, I will be doing my best to pass on my knowledge of purchasing components for your first personal Computer! The price range that I’ll be aiming around today will be $600! We will be using the PcPartPicker.com website as a guideline in order to make sure that we remain within our chosen budget of $600. For this build we won’t be needing a graphics card, but a CPU that is suitable for use as both a CPU and a GPU also known as an APU or accelerated processing unit. These are mainly sold and manufactured by AMD. I’ve decided to go with the Ryzen 5 5600G APU, as it’s an APU it can be used both as a CPU and GPU. It comes in at the price of $109 on Amazon! For the motherboard I went with the ASRock B550M Pro4 Micro ATX AM4 Motherboard, this motherboard has everything required as well as being compatible with out APU at the same price of $109! For our RAM I’ve found two sticks of 8GB DDR4, 3600, Vulcan Z ram to ...

  How To Build a Computer Part 2. (Defining the purpose)   In this guide we will be trying to distinguish what specific tasks you’d like your PC to be able to preform without a hitch! If you’d like to skip this part, I’ll leave a link to a Gaming PC and an Everyday PC, at the bottom of this blog post! Starting off with a very important point, the price of your PC will vary drastically depending on its purpose and intended use. For example, if you’d like a Gaming PC, I would recommend being prepared to pay well over $1000, in order to have the most pleasant and reliable experience in today’s day and age. An everyday computer build would usually set you back less that $1000, in my opinion the range should be similar to what you’d be paying, for a flagship mobile phone. (Somewhere between $400-$1000.) An everyday computer should be able to handle simple software such as Microsoft Word and Google! As the price of Graphics cards continues to skyrocket due to their high dema...

How To Build a Computer Part 1. (The Basics)      According to a study by Worldometer there were over 73 million computers sold in 2022 alone! I’d like to make this guide for everyone out there, who’s only just now getting into the world of personal computers. I’m certain such a quickly growing market must have a large proportion of beginners!   Learning how to build any type of computer, for the first time is usually quite a daunting task. No need to worry though, I’ve been there before and that's why I've decided to make a series of quick and simple walk-throughs of how you could easily figure out what to do! So, without further ado let’s get into it. Firstly, I would like you familiarize all of you to the most basic and important components of a computer. For this blog post, I’ll be teaching you about the basics of a computer. Let’s get familiar with some computer terms, that will be used in future guides. PC: Personal Computer, self-expl...