PC Components

The essential components to build a PC are the motherboard, the processor (CPU), the random access memory (RAM), the storage drive (SSD or HDD), the graphics card (GPU, unless the processor has integrated graphics) and the power supply unit (PSU). Don't forget a case to assemble everything.

Compatibility between the motherboard and the processor is crucial. Check the processor's socket type (e.g., LGA1700 for Intel, AM5 for AMD) and ensure the motherboard has the same socket. Also, consult the motherboard's CPU compatibility list on the product page.

An SSD (Solid State Drive) is much faster than an HDD (Hard Disk Drive), offering significantly reduced application and operating system loading times. For general use and optimal performance, opt for an SSD. An HDD can be an economical option for storing large amounts of data.

The required wattage depends on your components, particularly the graphics card and the processor. Use an online PSU wattage calculator (available on many manufacturer websites) by entering your components to get a reliable estimate. It is advisable to include a safety margin.

Yes, random access memory (RAM) is generally upgradeable. Make sure your motherboard has free RAM slots and that it supports the capacity and speed of the new RAM you want to install. Check your motherboard's specifications to know the maximum GB supported.

Absolutely! We have a wide selection of graphics cards from the most reputable brands, suitable for all budgets and all types of games, from the lightest to the most demanding. Feel free to browse our dedicated graphics card category.