A building where it is building a new or expanding PC already has the ability to find its functionality, without bottlenecks (although sometimes not budget-friendly). In any case, depending on the work you give a PC, you may want to invest more money in a better graphics card, more RAM, better processor or more storage. Let's look at possible cases.
Buy Hardware depending on usage
As we have said, a Limited balance it is one of all components in the same system. For a balanced PC, the system will not be affected by bottles because one part is much lower than the other, and we will find what we can consider the best performance on the investment made.
For example, there is no point in investing in a very powerful graphics card and skimp on a low voltage OEM power; In the same way, it doesn't make sense that if you have an older processor and motherboard, invest in faster RAM.
PC Games
For gamers, the most important component will remain the same graphics card Because it's the one that will allow us to play with high resolution, high quality graphics, and high FPS prices. However, depending on the games you want to play, you will need no a powerful processor, especially if you're a fan of games with complex maps such as Civilization, Grand Theft Auto or City: Skylines.
In this case you will also want to have enough space on the hard disk, and to quickly reduce loading times. For this reason a decent SSD It should be one of the most popular hardware platforms you can buy.
Similarly, Powerful Hardware means greater use and generation of heat generation, so you should not lose sight of electrical energy good quality and powerful according to your hardware, as well as good processor heatsink as well as a box that produces good air flow.
Video or audio editing
If you happen to use your PC for video or audio editing, then the elements that interest you most may be different. Although a gaming PC usually works for these purposes, in this case you will be interested in investing more money in purchasing an a more powerful processor, followed by the mass and speed of memory of a ram, and it ends with a positive final dose of positive activity, that is, a SSD.
And of course, unlike gaming PCs, where with 8 GB of RAM you tend to be strong enough in most cases, the audio or video editing of the first row is 16 GB, and in this case 32 and 64 configuration. GB is not constrained at all.
Manufacturing and office automation
Purchasing PC hardware to be used for office automation and manufacturing (i.e., working with "light" tasks) has very different requirements from the previous one. Here the graphics card offers you the same, as well as storage capabilities. Here you are very much interested in having good processor, a a good amount of ram and a fast drive.
Multimedia
If the use that you will give the PC is simply repurposing the multimedia content, then the computer requirements are very low and what you should consider is a slow and slow computer. In any case, the most important component here will be processor, followed by RAM and a dedicated graphics card (with one included may not be worth it but sometimes the performance won't be very good). You will be interested to have it high energy storage be able to save all your multimedia files.
Buy a file system server
If you intend to use your PC as a file or server application, then there are two pieces of Hardware you should invest in: first for better, faster and better installation, and secondly for processor. However, keep in mind that this also includes investing in a motherboard that has a good disk controller, and in case of multiple physical connectors, but this depends on how many disks you want to install.
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