Why you shouldn't Purchase a Pre-Built PC in 2017 ? Presented by @tech-trends
Whaassup Steemians !!! In this post I will be telling you why you shouldn't purchase a Pre-built PC .
Well, buying a pre-built computer is an easy task you go to store look a pre-built system and listen to the MOST MAJESTIC Salesperson and believe HIM as whatever he says is FINAL Truth of the Universe. >>Really ... Are you Serious?
When buying a Pre-built system the things we look at is Aesthetics and then the performance as much as we can { I'm no Expert in Computers, so what!! } I know- I Know I hear that from everyone well.
The Main reason you buy a New computer and that to a Pre-built one is because you think it would be Powerful than the one you have which you had bought in some decades a ago. But the Reality is >>>>>
YOU DON't GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR
YESSS!!! You don't get the performance for what you had paid, many re-nowed Brands give you less powerful Specs than what you pay for.
Here is an Example.
By comparing the price of a high-end gaming PC from a well-known brand with good quality equivalent parts with the same specifications from popular sites where you can buy PC parts, like Newegg and Amazon. The high-end brand-name PC retails at $2500. Meanwhile, the total for the parts I found on Newegg and Amazon were in the $1000 range. In other words, you can simply build the PC you want with all the same parts as the brand-name PC but it'll cost about half as much yet perform just as well.
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You Choose your Parts
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I was looking through the different options for brand PCs you can buy, I noticed there weren't actually that many to choose from. You're limited by what the company offers, basically.
For example,
I couldn't go for less storage with one of the brand PCs. I had to get an SSD and regular HDD combo, with the only other storage options being more expensive. Personally, all I need is one SSD since I have no need for a regular hard drive, yet I'd still be forced to pay for the hard drive if I bought the brand-name PC.By picking the parts yourself you also know exactly what you're getting, and you're paying for as much as you need. Not more, not less.
Ohh Yeah...So Satisfying
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It is extremely satisfying to assemble the parts together and run the Windows operating system, as well as apps and games. Well, maybe a few are pretty similar, but at least it didn't come off a factory line where thousands of other PCs with the exact same look and specs were made.One of the worst feelings of owning a computer is when something goes wrong - it doesn't boot up,
For example -
and you can't figure out what's wrong with it. It might have been a defective part coming off the production line, and you were the unlucky person to receive that particular part. Sure, you can find a popular online marketplace to buy a new part to replace the defective one, but then you need to wait for it to arrive in the mail.
IF you guys want help in building your own PC whether you guys are on Budget or just wanna build one for FUN then UPvote and comment on this post and I'll be Happy to Help you out .
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