The true cost of your PC

While it is easier to buy a prebuilt gaming computer, the overall payout may lie more in the design of the gaming case, and the PC brand than it does in the parts that matter the most in such a purchase. After you have bought all of the parts for building your own PC, you may have realized just how much the cost of the brand and design really were.

Building Your PC Exactly The Way You Want It

Another plus to saving money when building your own rig is getting exactly what you want in your personal setup. Most of the time you can spend several hours searching for a PC that fits all of the requirements and still have to make some sacrifices on the graphics card, processor, cooling system, etc. With building your own PC the end goal is that you get exactly what you want without sacrificing anything other than a little of your time in building this beast!

Satisfaction in creation

You can save a lot of money in creating your own PC and you will get exactly what you want out of that PC no sacrifices in tech required, but you will also get the satisfaction of knowing that you created your own PC. No one else owns this brand because it is solely built for your needs and desires. Whether you have built this PC to game like no other, or you have made it for the intent to develop the next ground breaking video game, it is yours and yours alone.

So how do you build your own PC?
Building your own PC may require that you do a little bit of research and will definitely require a some of your time and patience. You will need to consider what level of intensity you would like your PC to run at. Are you looking for a setup that can run an MMO, are you intending to develop your own games? 
These question scan determine whether you need to buy a high end processor, or if a mid level processor will get the job done at less cost. At any rate the main components you will need are: Motherboard, PSU, GPU, HDD or SSD, Memory, and Optical Drive. The case for the unit will depend purely on your preference, in respects to a styled out gaming setup, or a basic modest case.
After you have decided what level of strength you need your custom PC to perform at and have performed the research necessary to get the right parts you can follow the instructions on this guide to build your dream PC. 

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