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My Complete PC Build

MY COMPLETE PC BUILD After learning about the different hardware components, I can now choose a complete configuration for a computer. For this example, I will build a balanced computer for studying, browsing the Internet, office work, multimedia and some gaming. The objective is to have a good balance between performance and price. MY COMPONENTS COMPONENT CHOICE APPROXIMATE PRICE CPU AMD Ryzen 5 €150 Motherboard Compatible B-series motherboard €100 RAM 16 GB DDR5 €60 Storage 1 TB NVMe SSD €60 Graphics Card Mid-range dedicated GPU €300 Power Supply 650 W PSU €70 PC Case ATX Mid-Tower €60 CPU Cooler Air Cooler €35    Approximate total: €835 The prices are approximate and can change depending on the shop, brand, model and current offers.   HY DID I CHOOSE THESE COMPONENTS? CPU I chose a mid-range AMD Ryzen 5 processor because it offers a good balance between performance and price. It is suitable for everyday tasks, studying, multitasking and many other a...

CPU COOLER

  The CPU produces heat while it is working, so it needs a cooling system. There are two common types of CPU cooling: air cooling and liquid cooling. Air coolers use a heatsink and fan, while liquid cooling uses a liquid cooling system and radiator. Advice: The cooler must be compatible with the CPU and must fit inside the computer case.       CLICK HERE TO:  How to Build Your Own Computer: A Complete Guide

PC CASE

  The case protects the internal components and provides space for installing them. It also affects airflow and cooling. Cases have different sizes, such as ATX, Micro-ATX and Mini-ITX. Advice: Before buying a case, check that it can fit the motherboard, graphics card, CPU cooler and power supply.   CLICK HERE TO: How to Build Your Own Computer: A Complete Guide

POWER SUPPLY UNIT

  The Power Supply Unit, or PSU, provides electricity to all the components. The PSU must provide enough power for the CPU, graphics card, storage devices and other components. It is also important to choose a reliable power supply. Advice: Do not choose a PSU only because it is cheap. Check its power capacity and connectors and choose a reliable model.   CLICK HERE TO: How to Build Your Own Computer: A Complete Guide

STORAGE

  Storage is used to save the operating system, applications, games, documents and personal files. The two main types are HDDs and SSDs. HDDs use magnetic disks, while SSDs use flash memory. SSDs are generally faster and are commonly used in modern computers. M.2 NVMe SSDs can offer high performance and are installed directly on the motherboard. Advice: An SSD is a good choice for the operating system because it can make the computer start and load programs faster. CLICK HERE TO: How to Build Your Own Computer: A Complete Guide

GRAPHICS CARD

  The graphics card, or GPU, processes images, videos and 3D graphics. It is especially important for gaming, 3D design and video editing. Some CPUs have integrated graphics, while other computers use a dedicated graphics card. A dedicated GPU can provide much higher graphics performance, but it also increases the price and power consumption of the computer. Advice: If the computer is mainly for browsing, studying and office work, integrated graphics may be enough. A dedicated GPU is more useful for demanding graphical applications.   CLICK HERE TO:https://saradigitalizacion2.blogspot.com/2026/09/how-to-build-your-own-computer-complete.html

RAM

  RAM stands for Random Access Memory. It temporarily stores the information that the computer is currently using. Having enough RAM allows us to run several programs at the same time more comfortably. The amount of RAM and its technology must be compatible with the motherboard. Advice: For a modern general-purpose computer, having enough RAM is important, especially if you use several applications simultaneously. CLICK HERE TO:  How to Build Your Own Computer: A Complete Guide

CPU

  The CPU, or Central Processing Unit, is responsible for executing instructions and performing calculations. It has a major influence on the general performance of the computer. Important characteristics include the number of cores, clock speed, generation and power consumption. Different CPUs are designed for different types of users. For example, a basic computer for studying does not need the same CPU as a high-performance gaming or video-editing computer. Advice: Choose a CPU according to the tasks you will perform and check that its socket is compatible with the motherboard CLICK HERE TO: How to Build Your Own Computer: A Complete Guide                                                                                    ...

MOTHERBOARD

  The motherboard is the main circuit board of a computer. All the main components are connected to it, including the CPU, RAM, storage devices and graphics card. When choosing a motherboard, we should check the CPU socket, RAM type, number of expansion slots and storage connections. We should also make sure that the motherboard has the features we need, such as USB ports, Wi-Fi or Bluetooth. Advice: Before buying a motherboard, check that it is compatible with the CPU and RAM. CLICK HERE TO GO:  How to Build Your Own Computer: A Complete Guide