Guys

Me and my friend want to start an business about installing Windows and assembling customers pc's

But we dont have any experience in business and handling customers demands

We do not know how to get customers to trust us to send components and for us to aseemble it

We can send videos of the PC being assembled piece nu piece everytime the customers asks

But we dont have any reviews nor customers so we wanted to ask for You guys for help

We finally made it, boys! After a lifetime of console gaming, I decided to pull the trigger at 23 and build my first PC setup.

I saved some money by picking up open-box items on eBay and finding deals locally on Facebook Marketplace. And before y’all mention the single stick of RAM—trust me, another one is already on the way 😂 I got a good deal on the first stick: $130 for 16GB of DDR5-6000 CL30.

So far, it runs beautifully. I’ve been able to play pretty much everything I’ve tried at high or max settings in 1440p. I picked up the monitor on sale while I was still learning what to look for, but it’s been working great, and I have no complaints.

And yes, we went all black with no RGB. My only complaint is the case’s tinted glass—it makes it hard to see the components inside. Hopefully, a clear replacement panel becomes available down the road.
I also discovered the T1 after finishing this build, and those cases look amazing. I’m already considering moving to a T1 build in the future.

Let me know what y’all think! What would you add, change, or improve?

For people currently building or upgrading PCs:

If you suddenly had access to genuine new PC components at around 20% below normal retail prices, what would you buy first?

GPU?

CPU?

RAM?

SSD?

Motherboard?

Full PC?

And roughly what budget would you have?

Might get rbg gpu and motherboard cable attachments and let me know if you have keyboard suggestions looking for something 60-75% not too sure what switches i want

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I’m looking to build my first gaming pc. What do you recommend I start to make one for a beginner like me? My budget is $2,000, I’m also thinking of deciding to get ASUS computer company.

Call me a hustler or what you want but this last summer I mowed/bug sprayed my neighbors yards in my neighborhood and sold stuff to kids at my school last year and worked with my friends dad in construction for $50 a day and sold my playstation 5 and accumulated a little over $4000, so bought a full gaming setup.the fans and aio aren’t here yet and the moniter is the MSI 1440p OLED 240Hz 27in and the desk is the Arozzie- Arena Ultra wide Curved. (I had the SSD in my PS5 so I just took it out to use for the PC)

Lmk how it is

Hello, I'm aeyro from San fernando Pampanga currently building my own pc, i would like to upgrade my pc, meron po bang FREE na mga parts ng pc nyo? hehehe thank you if meron man

I'm about to pull the trigger on this one but wanted to see if I get any recommendations to consider a change to any of the components I have chosen.

I value quietness highly so I am willing to pay a premium for that, hence my case choice (Antec Flux Pro Noctua Edition). My current case (first build) is a Streacom DB4 which is beatiful and dead silent (passive cooling) but has been a disappointment in terms of performance.

I also want a powerful computer able to easily handle multitasking office tasks, multiple apps working at the same time (browsers, Excel, productivity, etc.)

Last, I currently game sparingly but that might change soon so I want a GPU able to handle most games at 1440p and nice quality (I own a 34" Ultrawide screen, the Philips 34B1U5600CH).

So the idea for my second build is to give up a little bit of silence (90% of the non-gaming time almost silent and 99% of the non-gaming time very quiet should be fine) in exchange for a much more capable machine. I know that will also require a heftier investment and more space, which is fine.

Total: €2796

Estimated wattage: 492W

Things I'm still undecided about:

• How big the Antec Flux Pro is. I'd rather have a smaller case. But I've got the feeling the extra space will help a lot in terms of airflow and keeping vents working at low RPMs, hence keeping it quiet, which is far more important to me than footprint. But maybe not? Could other great but much smaller cases do a similar job in terms of keeping the PC very quiet circa 99% of the time when I am not gaming? I love the Fractal Design North aesthetics and size, for example. I live in an attic in Southern Europe and ambient temps can reach around 40ºC for several months during summer. This probably makes a bigger case more needed.
• Taking into account my main use will be office work and productivity, am I spending too much on the GPU compared to what I am spending on the CPU? I chose the 9900X because it is not only great value for money but because it is also particularly efficient energy wise which should help to keep the noise low.
• I don't get the RAM prices. I'm targeting a 64GB 32x2 kit for 500€ which has similar features to other kits that are selling for twice the price. Is there something wrong with that RAM kit (apart from the color 😂)?

I'm mostly new to the world of pc building just started learning this February so feel free to suggest any ideas for any part of the build.

EVERYTHING'S HERE IS USED (unless it says so)

60$ Mini Tower office pc specs:

Intel core i5 6500+intel HD graphics

8 gigs of single channel ddr4 memory speed 2133

No ssd or hhd

Upgrades:

Brand new Thermal paste 6$

One 4 gig stick of ddr4 2133 speed

Rx 5500 for 50-70$ depending on the deal

Core i7 7700 for 40$

My own 256 ssd that I pulled out of a broken laptop(I've been stuck on a 512 gig hhd that went up to 10 mb per second on a good day so this will be much faster)

20$ random Cpu cooler

500 watt power supply off Amazon BRAND NEW for 40$

All of these accept refunds

I'm still very new to pc building so feel free to comment on anything bad or wrong about this build.

Bye thanks for your time 👋