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Anonymous No.106573796 >>106573854 >>106573993 >>106574057 >>106574261 >>106574298 >>106575348 >>106575997 >>106576050 >>106578633 >>106580898 >>106580981
what should I know before getting a desktop?
Anonymous No.106573830 >>106574479
Imagine not having a desktop until now. lol. lmao even. Clearly a lefty with addiction to AI slop from social media and BBC News trying to fit inside another community
Anonymous No.106573854 >>106573871
>>106573796 (OP)
compared to using what?
Anonymous No.106573871 >>106574332
>>106573854
i already have a laptop and the fans are annoying
Anonymous No.106573993 >>106574073
>>106573796 (OP)
if you arent buidling it yourself dont buy a pre-built. pay someone to build it for you so you can get a motherboard that can add better components to later.
Anonymous No.106574040 >>106574346
make sure it comes with legs
Anonymous No.106574057
>>106573796 (OP)
the name desktop is deceiving, they dont have to be on your desk they can also fit underneath
Anonymous No.106574073 >>106574289
>>106573993
how do you know if a motherboard is good or not
Anonymous No.106574261 >>106574289
>>106573796 (OP)
https://www.logicalincrements.com/
Anonymous No.106574289 >>106574308
>>106574073
latest cpu socket and ddr5 but don't worry too much about it just take a look at >>106574261
and choose your price range

maybe watch a crash course on pc building on youtube if you want to build it yourself. otherwise there are sites that allow you to select the parts and they'll build it for you for a fee
Anonymous No.106574298 >>106574311 >>106576050
>>106573796 (OP)
Man I never even thought about the fact that zoomers mostly aren't gonna have a desktop as their first computer. Hell they probably don't even have a "family computer"
Anonymous No.106574308 >>106574342 >>106574535
>>106574289
oh and don't buy an hdd for storage. an ssd is much faster and reliable but an hdd is cheaper per storage space. unless you're a data hoarder you want an ssd
Anonymous No.106574311
>>106574298
our careers are saved
Anonymous No.106574332
>>106573871
>AMDfag
Buy a cheap 7500f or 8400f build with a b580 and B650m, 32 GB RAM.
Use a non self destroying M.2 SSD for boot and the largest HDD you can get your hands on.
Buy a cheap chink case, if you dislike, buy artix fans to replace the chink ones.
Don't cheap out on the PSU, buy a 650w thermallake or the like if you want a budget but avoid lesser PSUs.
Buy a good 1080p monitor or a sufficient 2K monitor if you like
Generally avoid Intel CPUs since i don't trust them not to burn themselves or be a good deal Compared to AMD
Anonymous No.106574342 >>106574353 >>106574363
>>106574308
You advocate cloud cuckery or the inability to use the computer, storage space is as important as RAM in the long term
Anonymous No.106574346 >>106574373
>>106574040
so it can walk away?
Anonymous No.106574353 >>106575344
>>106574342
What? He just said he prefers ssds as storage.
Anonymous No.106574363 >>106575344
>>106574342
if you apologize i won't be mad or make fun of you. sometimes i also reply faster than i read or think
Anonymous No.106574373
>>106574346
so you can threaten to break one of it when it "malfunctions". basic computer repair knowledge
Anonymous No.106574479
>>106573830
holy projection epstein
Anonymous No.106574498
Just build a simple PC on newegg, using a case that fits your on your desk and looks nice. You will get infinitly more enjoyment out of a PC you build yourself and appreciate aesthetically.
Anonymous No.106574535 >>106574565
>>106574308
I'm a data hoarder and I use SSD.
Anonymous No.106574565
>>106574535
fair enough
Anonymous No.106575344 >>106575372
>>106574353
Which is the advocacy of storage cuckoldry in current year, When we can buy 20 TB SSDs for $200 then he may open his solid slut mouth
>>106574363
>sometimes i also reply faster than i read or think
Explains why you're a solid slut dummy
Anonymous No.106575348
>>106573796 (OP)
it tops on your desk
Anonymous No.106575372 >>106575887
>>106575344
oh so you're an actual data hoarder autist. i'm sorry for your disability but i specifically said that for people like you an hdd is appropiate but most people usually only store data that they actually use

and no i don't care if some mid movie that i sorta liked ten years ago will be lost to time. we all die and so does our media. get over it
Anonymous No.106575377 >>106575380
will threatening with suicide make them buy me the new gpu
Anonymous No.106575380
>>106575377
someone scratched your glasses
Anonymous No.106575887 >>106580055
>>106575372
i don't care if data from ten years ago will be lost to time. we all die and so does our media. Consume slop and become a nihilist data cuck
No, get off the keyboard jewflix shill. Data hoardeds will inherit the internet
Anonymous No.106575997
>>106573796 (OP)
It will be obsolete a year after you buy it.
Anonymous No.106576050
>>106574298
>>106573796 (OP)
girls consider it a red flag / ick if you have a desktop
Anonymous No.106578633
>>106573796 (OP)
The current based combination to go for is Ryzen + NVIDIA.
Anonymous No.106579936 >>106580008
For most use cases, a 4 core ~3ghz CPU (I recommend coolers that are 150%of TDP), 32 GB of dual channel RAM, and 1 TB (total) storage(more if video editing), and a fairly powerful graphics card (if playing the latest, or demanding games) is all you really need
If you want to cheap on a boot drive *nix/BSD should fit comfortably in 32GB, 64 if feeling fancy (do not use flash drives/sd cards/similar as they are slow and ripping it out will probably crash your computer)
Having an HDD boot drive is shooting yourself in the foot for boot times, largely for no reason
If you are just using this as what amounts to an office/internet PC, you can skimp ALOT on the above specs, but I wouldn't go below 2C/4T 3ghz, 8gb RAM
For modern AAAAAA gaming probably double the top

The order of buying should look something like
Case>motherboard AND CPU(check the sockets for both>RAM(same DDR, ideally motherboard "approved" timings)>everything else

I would also recommend against liquid cooling if your CPU is not a space heater, as the heatsink can still allow your computer to limp if the fan dies

>>>/g/pcbg/
Anonymous No.106580008
>>106579936
Nice 2013 copypasta
Anonymous No.106580055
>>106575887
lost media? just make it again and better
Anonymous No.106580898
>>106573796 (OP)
that mini PCs exist
Anonymous No.106580981
>>106573796 (OP)
Install gentoo