Components

1. CPUs (Processors)

The CPU is the central processing unit of your system, responsible for executing instructions and managing tasks. From entry-level processors for everyday use to high-performance chips for gaming and content creation, selecting the right CPU ensures your system runs efficiently and can handle demanding applications.

2. Motherboards

The motherboard acts as the backbone of your computer, connecting all components together. It defines compatibility with the CPU, RAM, and expansion cards, while offering ports and slots for future upgrades. A good motherboard provides stability, performance, and scalability for your build.

3. PC Cabinets (Cases)

A PC cabinet (or case) not only protects your components but also ensures optimal airflow and cooling. With various sizes (ATX, Micro ATX, Mini ITX) and designs, cases offer customizable options for cable management, storage, and aesthetic choices, creating a functional and visually appealing setup.

4. Graphics Cards (GPUs)

The GPU is essential for rendering high-quality graphics in gaming, video editing, and other visual applications. With powerful GPUs, you get smoother frame rates, better image rendering, and faster performance in graphic-intensive tasks. Whether you’re a casual gamer or a professional, there’s a GPU tailored to meet your needs.

5. Power Supply Units (PSUs)

The PSU is the lifeblood of your system, converting AC power from your outlet into DC power that your components can use. Choosing a high-quality PSU with the right wattage ensures your computer runs smoothly and safely, while preventing potential damage from power surges or insufficient power.