Buying a new computer can be a daunting task these days, as many of us may be confused or do not know how to choose the best computer from the wide range available. Here are six tips for buying the best computers:
- 1. The first and logical thing to do is to determine exactly where you are using your computer. Do you plan to use it at home, or do you often travel with businesses? Once you have answered this question, you know whether you need a desktop computer or a notebook.
2. Next is to decide on your budget. There is a wide range to choose from for both desktops and notebooks that can cover almost any budget. Desktop computers can cost anywhere between $ 500 and $ 2000 (note that most websites do not list the cost of the monitor, so read carefully before clicking the exit button), and notebooks can cost between $ 800 - $ 2000 +. Decide how much you want to spend and move on to the next step.
3. Now is the time to decide what you will be using the computer for. Do you plan to use your child to play video games, watch movies, or use it for work or surfing the Internet? Of course, you can buy a computer and use it for everything, but for example, you don't need to buy a computer with the best video card on the market if you only want to use it for business.
4. Are you going to store photos, Microsoft Office documents, MP3 files, video files etc? You should think about this to determine the hard disk your computer needs. If you use it to store photos and office files, you need something in the 60GB range but not much else. A 220GB hard drive is ideal if you plan to store many video and audio files.
5. Another important thing to consider is how often do you replace your computer, which many people ignore. This is important because most new computers come with a special OEM license for Microsoft software. This license cannot be used on other computers, so if you change your computer often, buying every endpoint with the software and paying for it is always a waste of money. If you change your computer often, it is wise to save money by buying a retail copy of Microsoft Software.
6. Buy a ready-made computer or choose all the parts yourself and design your new computer? In my opinion, if you are a person who often changes their computer, buying a prepared one is the best choice for you. If you do not wish to change your computer, it is advisable to create it yourself in a local store or even on some web sites. The reason for this is that all large computer companies use proprietary components and if you buy a ready-made one it is difficult to update later.
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